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This Day in Founding Founders History - Where we bring you important dates in the lives and history of the Founding Generation. On this day in 1631, Roger Williams, the founder of Rhode Island, landed in Boston.
This Day In Founding Fathers History – 26 January 26 January, this day in Founding Fathers history - Daniel Webster delivered his first response to Richard Hayne in the soon to be famous Hayne Webster debates over the origins of the American Union and the Founding Fathers opinion of what they had created. Historian Heran Belz remarked of the debate. "In order to understand the issues raised in the Webster-Hayne debate, […]
This Day in Founding Founders History - Where we bring you important dates in the lives and history of the Founding Generation. In 1787 on this day, Captain Daniel Shays and 2,000 of his fellow farmers launched an attack on the arsenal in Springfield, Massachusetts.
This Day in Founding Founders History - Where we bring you important dates in the lives and history of the Founding Generation. On this day in 1639, the Fundamental Orders was adopted by representatives of Wethersfield, Windsor and Hartford, three colonial Connecticut towns.
This Day in Founding Founders History - Where we bring you important dates in the lives and history of the Founding Generation. On this day in 1964, the 24th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution was ratified by Congress.
This Day in Founding Founders History - Where we bring you important dates in the lives and history of the Founding Generation. On this day in 1807, President Jefferson exposed the plot by Aaron Burr in a special message to Congress.
This Day in Founding Founders History - Where we bring you important dates in the lives and history of the Founding Generation. One notable birthday on this day in history in 1716, that of Philip Livingston.
On this day in 1814, after witnessing the British attack on Fort McHenry, Francis Scott Key wrote a poem, “Defence of Fort McHenry,” which later was paired with the tune of a popular British song and named “The Star-Spangled Banner.” Find out what else happened on This Day in Founder's History at mikechurch.com
On this day (or the 18th, depending on the source) in 1789, Secretary of the Treasury Alexander Hamilton began negotiations to secure the first loan to the U.S. government, referred to as the “Temporary Loan of 1789,” in order to pay the salaries of the President and members of Congress. Find out what else happened on This Day in Founders History at mikechurch.com
