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Presidents, first ladies gathering for Presidents Day in Mentor
As the first president of the United States, George Washington likely would be dismayed to see the bickering that divides this nation more than 200 years after his tenure. At least, that’s what Dale ...
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Presidents, first ladies gathering for Presidents Day in Mentor
That was in the late 1700s when, as commander of the Continental Army, Washington led his forces to victory in the American Revolutionary ... Lincoln and Theodore and Edith Roosevelt.
Trump waved a 1908 treaty as ammo in his disputes with Canada. Here’s what you need to know about it
National Post turned to several historical specialists to help explain what the 1908 treaty really is, what it means, and why ...
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Trump waved a 1908 treaty as ammo in his disputes with Canada. Here’s what you need to know about it
Signed under the Republican presidency of Theodore Roosevelt and the reign ... The border was a big problem in the aftermath of the American Revolutionary War. After George Washington defeated ...
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The revolutionary nature of the 13th Amendment
People often don’t realize the revolutionary nature of the ... Andrew Jackson’s rise to power, Lincoln’s war with slavery, Theodore Roosevelt’s masculine Americanism, FDR’s New Deal ...
From The Oval Office: 5 Key Leadership Lessons From U.S. Presidents
CEOs, like U.S. presidents, shape the present and set the course for the future. In honor of Presidents Day, here are 5 leadership lessons from past presidents.
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Trump invoked all corners of American history. How might he use them to build his new ‘Golden Age’?
He invoked the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr., William McKinley and Theodore Roosevelt ... Revolutionary War iconography. Those in attendance heard tunes deployed from the classic American songbook ...
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Charleston has welcomed many sitting U.S. presidents through the years. Here’s a look back at some of those visits
Though Charleston sits more than 500 miles from the political epicenter of Washington, D.C., it is no stranger to the ...