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Captain John Barry: An American-Irish Naval Hero and “Father of the American Navy” – By Daniel Sheridan
Captain John Barry: An American-Irish Naval Hero and “Father of the American Navy” – By Daniel Sheridan
On June 27, 1963, President John F. Kennedy laid a wreath at the […]
An Early Constitutional Crisis: An Act Concerning Aliens – by Daniel Sheridan
#OTD, June 25, 1798, An Act Concerning Aliens is by Daniel Sheridan
It’s the 1790s. Trouble is brewing in France. […]
June 23rd, 1888, the first African American is nominated for President by Dan Sheridan
OTD# June 23rd, 1888, at the Republican National Convention in Chicago, the first African American is nominated for President. Who was he? The story is here:
A Christian Inventor Makes Food Cheaper, Saves Labor, and Donates to Charity by Dan Sheridan
#OTD, June 21, 1834, Cyrus McCormick, a Christian, inventor, and businessman, patents his reaper. He made a fortune, much of it going to charity. His machine saved labor, made food cheaper for everyone, […]
Marc and daughter, Rachel Urbach invite you and your family to partner with We The Kids and take the Pledge challenge
We The Kids invites you and your family to partner with We The Kids and take the We […]
The Benevolent Lawgiver Who Made Religious Freedom The Basis Of The State – By Daniel Sheridan
#OTD, June 20, 1632, one of the wisest and benevolent lawgivers of all ages is given rights to land near the Chesapeake Bay; then, one […]