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Never shall the sons of Columbia be slaves, while the earth bears a plant, or the sea rolls its waves. Never shall the sons of America bend, but united their rights and their freedom defend. All photos captured by Patriot Front activists.

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Subscribers
7,337
24 hours
+2
7 days
−3
30 days
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Average post reach
610
Views of a post after 24 hours
Engagement rate
8.3%
Reach ÷ subscribers (ERR)
Posts per day
0.7
Average over 30 days
Mentions
2
By other channels, last 90 days
Interaction rate (ER)
0%
Reactions ÷ views, 30 days
Per post, on average
Reactions
0
Reposts
–
Comments
–
Citation index
4.1
Cited by 2 channels in 30 days
Ad posts
0%
0 of 18 posts in 30 days marked as ads

Subscriber growth

Sons Of Columbia has 7,337 subscribers. A typical post is seen by about 610 people within a day, an engagement rate of 8.3%.

Daily numbers, last 30 days
Date Subscribers Change Posts Avg. post views
14 Nov 7,337 +2 1 97
13 Nov 7,335 −2 1 638
12 Nov 7,337 −5 1 744
11 Nov 7,342 −4 1 898
10 Nov 7,346 0 1 1,040
9 Nov 7,346 +1 0 –
8 Nov 7,345 +5 1 1,180
4 Nov 7,340 +6 1 1,430
4 Oct 7,334 – 0 –

Views as a post ages

Average views at each age, posts of the last 30 days.

24 h
610
48 h
793
3 days
942
7 days
1,334

When it posts

Times in UTC. 18 posts in 90 days.

Recent posts

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    📍San Marcos, California

    97 views Photo
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    "We all owe a debt to our country, and none so large a debt as the man of leisure. That those who have gone before him have been enabled to accumulate property and leave it to him in secure enjoyment, is due to the wise laws and solid institutions of his State and country, and to the sound and honest character of the American people. That we have a country at all is due to those who fought for her. To them we owe a debt we can only try to pay by devotion to the country that we enjoy, and which they saved." 📜 Henry Cabot Lodge, Address To Students of Harvard College, 1886 🎨 Thomas Sully, Portrait of James Cornell Biddle, 1841

    638 views Photo
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    🎨 John Heber Stansfeld, View of Turret Arch, 1890's

    744 views Photo
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    📍Fort Worth, Texas

    898 views Photo
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    "There was one soldier whose pulse was forever still, whose eyes looked straight toward the sky. The ground was stained with his blood, which had flowed from a wound on his breast. Upon his countenance there was a pleasant smile, and a brightness as if a ray of glory had fallen upon him from heaven. His Bible was open upon his heart. [...] I could not discover his name. He was unknown to the living. He belonged to a New York regiment, that was all I could learn. Doubtless the Lord was with him when he passed through the valley." 📜 Charles Carleton Coffin, Following The Flag, 1881 🎨 William Morris Hunt, Captain William Madigan, 1866

    1,040 views Photo
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    📍Salt Lake City, Utah

    1,180 views Photo
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    "Conservation of that race which has given us the true spirit of Americanism is not a matter either of racial pride or of racial prejudice; it is a matter of love of country, of a true sentiment which is based upon knowledge and the lessons of history rather than upon the sentimentalism which is fostered by ignorance. If I were asked: What is the greatest danger which threatens the American republic to-day? I would certainly reply: The gradual dying out among our people of those hereditary traits through which the principles of our religious, political and social foundations were laid down and their insidious replacement by traits of less noble character." 📜 Henry Fairfield Osborn, The Pas...

    2,120 views Photo
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    🎨 William Bliss Baker, Fallen Monarchs, 1886

    1,430 views Photo
  9. Open post

    "He was especially fond of ancient history, seeing in the inflexible integrity of the old heroes models after which he desired to shape his own character. At one public exhibition at the academy he took the role of Brutus in Julius Caesar with such spirit as almost entirely to lose his own identity in portraying the motives that prompted the noble Roman to slay his friend for his country's good. His reading, wide though unsystematic and independent of academic walls, was responsible for Lamar's large fund of varied information, as well as for his ready allusion and his polished literary style, which later years after were to stamp him in the eyes of the Texas frontiersmen, as 'highly culture...

    1,670 views Photo
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    📍Grand Teton National Park, Wyoming

    1,640 views Photo

Questions about Sons Of Columbia

How many subscribers does Sons Of Columbia have?

Sons Of Columbia (@sonscolumbia) has 7,337 subscribers as of November 15, 2026.

How many people see a post on Sons Of Columbia?

A typical post gets about 610 views within 24 hours, roughly 8% of its subscribers (the ERR).

What is Sons Of Columbia about?

It is listed in Politics, and posts mostly in English. The channel describes itself as: “Never shall the sons of Columbia be slaves, while the earth bears a plant, or the sea rolls its waves. Never shall the sons of America bend, but united their rights and their freedom defend. All photo...”

Where does Sons Of Columbia rank?

By subscribers it is #713 in Politics, #660 in 🇺🇸 United States, #3,045 among English channels, #4,297 worldwide.

Does Sons Of Columbia post ads?

None of its 18 posts in the last 30 days carried an ad label such as #ad or Sponsored. Unlabelled promotions can’t be detected.

When does Sons Of Columbia post?

Most often on Wednesday, around 18:00 UTC. It publishes about 5 posts a week.

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