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New Jersey in History

New Jersey in History

Fighting to Be Heard

by Thomas P. Farner
Publication Date: 01/01/1996

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- Contrary to most reports, the last skirmish of the American Revolution did not take place in West Virginia or South Carolina, but in Barnegat Township.- A New Jerseyan could have voted against slavery and prevented the Civil War.- A New Jerseyan, William Paterson, invented the U.S. Senate -- and saved the United States in the process.- The colony's first Royal Governor, a cousin of Queen Anne, would often dress in ladies' gowns and lurk behind trees, ready to pounce on passing men and pull their ears.- Far from Boston, Revolutionary residents of South Jersey had their own tea party in Greenwich, one of the region's major shipping ports.
ISBN:
9780945582380
9780945582380
Category:
History of the Americas
Publication Date:
01-01-1996
Publisher:
Down The Shore Publishing Corporation
Country of origin:
United States
Dimensions (mm):
228.6x177.8mm

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