"The Perfect Historical Primer"
Back in the early days of the American Republic, a social tradition existed which provided a way to save face and address personal disputes honorably: the duel. When one gentleman’s honor was insulted by another gentleman, the two might agree … Read More »
The War of 1812 is sometimes refered to as “Mr. Madison’s War” due to the fact that the administration of James Madison was the primary place of pro-war sentiment. However, if one man could be credited with the start of … Read More »
In honor of President’s Day, I will be highlighting one of my personal favorite Presidents: John Quincy Adams. Arguably, John Quincy Adams was one of the worst Presidents in American history. His administration was a failure and he along with … Read More »
Henry Clay ran thrice for President. Obviously, he lost thrice. This does not diminish the importance of this political figure in American history. Clay was one of the leading senators in American history and together with John C. Calhoun and … Read More »