David Wooster was a Major General in the Connecticut Militia who gave his life for his country.
David Wooster was a Major General in the Connecticut Militia who gave his life for his country.
Pierre Eugene du Simitiere was a Philadelphia artist who contracted with the Continental Congress on several occasions to help create America’s image.
Sarah Livingston Jay was an important social leader both during the American Founding and during the peace talks leading up to the Treaty of Paris.
In Federalist #77, Alexander Hamilton concludes his discussion about the powers of the President of the United States.
James Patton brought the first thoroughbred horse into the future United States.
Joseph Neville attempt to collect taxes from farmers in western Pennsylvania began the tension which led to the Whiskey Rebellion.
Return Jonathan Meigs was a Continental Army officer who commanded one major attack against the British…the Battle of Sag Harbor.
In Federalist #76 Alexander Hamilton discusses the process by which political appointments are made.
Elias Dayton was essential in fortifying Upstate New York during the Revolutionary War.
William Irvine was one of three commissioners who settled the Revolutionary War debts assumed by the States.
William Crawford was a longtime friend of George Washington whose service on in the Continental Army ended with a brutal execution.
John Stark was one of the most important Revolutionary Generals from New Hampshire.
In Federalist #75 Alexander Hamilton refutes arguments against the method by which treaties are created under the Constitution.
Future President Andrew Jackson was Tennessee’s first Congressman…during the George Washington Administration.
A look at future President Andrew Jackson’s experiences during the Revolutionary War.
Andrew Porter was an important Captain of Artillery during the Revolutionary War.
In Federalist #74 Alexander Hamilton discusses the President’s position as the sole head of the military as well as his power to pardon.
Leonard Van Buren’s greatest contribution to the Patriot Cause were his efforts to secure supplies for Navy being constructed on Lake Champlain.
Dorothy Quincy married a leading rebel right as the American Revolution took off.