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Grant & Lee
29 Aug 2018

Grant & Lee

by Ken Sorensen | posted in: 19th Century America, American History, July Topics, US Presidents | 0

Opposing forces, powerful men. Ulysses S. Grant came from common stock. Robert E. Lee was the star wherever he was at. Grant came through West Point with few possibilities for a future. Lee was very successful and it was known … Continued

Abraham Lincoln
29 Aug 2018

Abraham Lincoln

by Ken Sorensen | posted in: 19th Century America, American History, February Topics, November Topics, US Presidents | 0

From the most humble of beginnings, Abraham Lincoln rose to the pinnacle of achievement; not only in politics but also in the hearts of Americans. Elected at a time when the country was literally ripping in two, it was the … Continued

Benjamin Franklin
29 Jul 2018

Benjamin Franklin

by Ken Sorensen | posted in: American History, Founding of the United States, January Topics | 0

More than the kite. Most know of the story of the kite. It is a great story and scientifically put Franklin at the lead of his generation. But, he was also an author, an inventor, an engineer, a skilled diplomat … Continued

Salem Witch Trials
29 Jul 2018

Salem Witch Trials

by Ken Sorensen | posted in: American History, Discovery & Colonization of America, October Topics, World History | 0

In the fall of 1692, in Salem, Massachusetts, trials begin that were unlike anything anyone had ever seen. Trials were held and witchcraft was charged against citizens of that town. The witnesses and the proof were provided by teenage girls. … Continued

James Madison
29 Jun 2018

James Madison

by Ken Sorensen | posted in: American History, Founding of the United States, March Topics, September Topics, US Presidents | 0

James Madison was physically the smallest President we have had. He was 5’4″ tall, weighed about 110 lbs. and often suffered from poor health. However, when you wanted to talk about government and what could be and should be, he … Continued

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