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John McNeer February 13, 2020February 13, 2020 1 Comment #alexanderhamilton, #americanhistory, #americanpolitics, #antifederalist, #britain, #constitution, #electionof1796, #electionof1800, #federalist, #founders, #founding, #foundingfathers, #france, #frenchrevolution, #genet, #georgewashington, #history, #impeachment, #jamesmadison, #jaytreaty, #marthawashington, #neutrality, #politics, #reignofterror, #revolutionarywar, #thomasjefferson, #usfounders, #ushistory, #warof1812, #washingtonadministration

The Rupture of George Washington’s and Thomas Jefferson’s Friendship and Its Importance [Abridged]

Author’s Note: In the more concise version of this post I will focus on an incident in 1800 that reveals

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John McNeer February 12, 2020February 13, 2020 4 Comments #alexanderhamilton, #americanhistory, #americanpolitics, #antifederalist, #britain, #constitution, #electionof1796, #electionof1800, #federalist, #founders, #founding, #foundingfathers, #france, #frenchrevolution, #genet, #georgewashington, #history, #impeachment, #jamesmadison, #jaytreaty, #marthawashington, #neutrality, #politics, #reignofterror, #revolutionarywar, #thomasjefferson, #usfounders, #ushistory, #warof1812, #washingtonadministration

The Rupture of George Washington’s and Thomas Jefferson’s Friendship and Its Importance

Author’s Note: When I started this blog I wanted to create concise but informative summaries that were either historically important

American History Commentary Modern World History

John McNeer October 15, 2019October 16, 2019 2 Comments #1stamendment, #adamsilver, #americandemocracy, #americanhistory, #billofrights, #censorship, #china, #constitution, #currentevents, #darylmorey, #guiminhai, #history, #nba, #politics, #repression, #rights, #tweets, #ushistory, Commentary, Modern World History, news

The NBA, Chinese Repression, Hong Kong Protests and Lessons in American Liberty

The Chinese repression that has come to light in the recent controversy with the NBA and protests in Hong Kong offers a reminder of how fortunate Americans are.

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John McNeer March 13, 2018January 8, 2023 3 Comments #constitution, 19th Amendment, Alice Paul, American History, Carrie Chapman-Catt, Commentary, Elizabeth Cady Stanton, Frances Willard, Ida B. Wells, Julia Ward Howe, Lucretia Mott, Lucy Stone, Seneca Falls Convention, Sojourner Truth, suffragist, Susan B. Anthony, United States, US History, voting, voting rights, Women's rights, Womens Suffrage

The Long Road for Women’s Suffrage

The Women’s Suffrage Movement and anniversary of Susan B. Anthony’s death

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John McNeer March 9, 2018January 9, 2023 3 Comments #constitution, a little rebellion now and then is a good thing, American History, Articles of Confederation, blood of patriots and tyrants, Commentary, Daniel Shays, George Washington, insurrection, James Bowdoin, John Hancock, Massachusetts, Philadelphia Convention, Regulator, Shay's Rebellion, taxes, Thomas Jefferson, Tree of Liberty, US History

Shays’ Rebellion: A Little Revolt with Big Repercussions

Shay’s Rebellion generated an urgency that brought Americans our Constitution