Explore the offices of Thomas Jefferson’s favorite topic – the Township. What was the most important office of all?
We’re In This Together: New England Township Offices
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Today in History: May 16, 1801, William Seward and the Underground Railroad
On this day, May 16, 1801, a leader in the anti-slavery movement, who survived an assassination attempt, and who is responsible for adding a refrigerator to the United States, is born. Who is he? The story is here:
Today in History: May 13, 1607, Jamestown
On this day, May 13, 1607, the greatest potential in human history began. Learn the story here:
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On this day, May 11, 1846, an American war of conquest begins which was inspired by slavery and religion. What was it? The story is here:
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On this day, May 10, 1534, Canada is born. Spain had Columbus, England had John Cabot, who did France have? Listen to the story:
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On this day in 1657, a forgotten Founding Father who created generational stepping stones, dies. Who is he? Listen to his story here:
