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Tuesday, April 16th, 2013

This Day In Founding Fathers History - 16 April 2013

Contains Exclusive: Audio, Video Topics: canada, Charles Bagot, demilitarization, george washington, great lakes, inauguration, Mount Vernon, navy, Richard Rush, Royall Tyler, Rush-Bagot, theater, treaty, War of 1812

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 1818, the Rush-Bagot Treaty or “Rush-Bagot Disarmament” was ratified by Congress. ….Continue

Friday, February 8th, 2013

This Day In Founding Fathers History - 8 February 2013

Topics: Charleston, charter, college, College of William and Mary, Dock Street Theater, Flora, music, opera, Revolutionary War, south carolina, theater, university, virginia

This Day In Founding Fathers History – 8 February 2013 - On this day in 1735, “Flora” was performed in Charleston, South Carolina, the first opera performance in the United States. ….Continue

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This Day In Founding Fathers History - 16 April 2013

This Day In Founding Fathers History - 8 February 2013

Changes in the constitution ought not be lightly made; but when corruption has long infected the legislative, and executive powers: when these pervert the liberties of the people; if THEY tamely submit to such misgovernment, we may fairly conclude, the bulk of that people to be ripe for slavery.

Charles Carroll of Carrollton