Stories of American History

In this episode I will talk about the third book in my United States History Series. Political Parties and the Presidents The Author's Website The Author on Locals The Author on Facebook The Author on Twitter The Author on Rumble The Author on YouTube The Author's Amazon Page

A Short History of United States Politics Book 2 Today I will talk about the second book in my United States History Series. The book covers the political parties from the beginning of the Republic until the eve of the Civil War. The first political parties to appear were the Federalists, the Anti Federalists, the Anti-Administration Party and the Democratic-Republican Party. A Short History of United States Politics Book 2 The Author's Website The Author on Locals The Author on Facebook The Author on Twitter The Author on Rumble The Author on YouTube The Author's Amazon Page

A History of the United States Constitution The story of the United States Constitution begins with the Albany Plan of Union in 1754 and stretches into modern times with the Bill of Rights and subsequent amendments. A Short History of the United States Constitution relates its history as well as many of the documents leading up to it. Softbound Pages 212 The Author's Website The Author on Locals The Author on Facebook The Author on Twitter The Author on Rumble The Author on YouTube The Author's Amazon Page

This series covers the story of the United States Constitution, the political parties and the elections of the United States. It includes short biographies of the Presidents, Vice Presidents, candidates for those offices as well as other people important to the United States' political parties and process. United States History Series The Author's Website The Author on Locals The Author on Facebook The Author on Twitter The Author on Rumble The Author on YouTube The Author's Amazon Page

First Battle of Pequot Today's topic chronicles the First Battle of Pequot at New Haven. From the Book Colonial American History Stories – 1215 – 1664 The Author's Website The Author on Locals The Author on Facebook The Author on Twitter The Author on Rumble The Author on YouTube The Author's Amazon Page

First Recorded Celebration Of St. Patrick's Day Today's topic covers the first recorded celebration of St. Patrick's Day in the British North America. From the Book Colonial American History Stories – 1215 – 1664 The Author's Website The Author on Locals The Author on Facebook The Author on Twitter The Author on Rumble The Author on YouTube The Author's Amazon Page

Great Colonial Hurricane of 1635 Today the author discusses the Great Colonial Hurricane of 1635. From the Book Colonial American History Stories – 1215 – 1664 The Author's Website The Author on Locals The Author on Facebook The Author on Twitter The Author on Rumble The Author on YouTube The Author's Amazon Page

Oldest Us Public Institution Boston Latin School Founded Today's episode is about the oldest public school in the United States, the Boston Latin School. From the Book Colonial American History Stories – 1215 – 1664 The Author's Website The Author on Locals The Author on Facebook The Author on Twitter The Author on Rumble The Author on YouTube The Author's Amazon Page

Massachusetts Freemen Elect Representatives to Draft Body of Liberties This week we find out about one of the earliest versions of our Bill of Rights, the Body of Liberties. From the Book Colonial American History Stories – 1215 – 1664 The Author's Website The Author on Locals The Author on Facebook The Author on Twitter The Author on Rumble The Author on YouTube The Author's Amazon Page

The First Town Hall Meeting and the First Tavern This episode relates two events that, though unrelated, represented two institutions which were important to American life. These were the opening of the first tavern in the colonies and the holding of the first town meeting. From the Book Colonial American History Stories – 1215 – 1664 The Author's Website The Author on Locals The Author on Facebook The Author on Twitter The Author on Rumble The Author on YouTube The Author's Amazon Page

The Founding of Baltimore and Maryland In this episode the author discusses the founding of Baltimore and the Maryland colony. From the Book Colonial American History Stories – 1215 – 1664 The Author's Website The Author on Locals The Author on Facebook The Author on Twitter The Author on Rumble The Author on YouTube The Author's Amazon Page

Expanding the Franchise and the Body of Liberties Today's episode discusses the expansion of the voting franchise and the forerunner of the Bill of Rights, the Body of Liberties From the Book Colonial American History Stories – 1215 – 1664 The Author's Website The Author on Locals The Author on Facebook The Author on Twitter The Author on Rumble The Author on YouTube The Author's Amazon Page

Roger Williams and the Founding of Rhode Island Today we find out about Roger Williams and the founding of Rhode Island. From the Book Colonial American History Stories – 1215 – 1664 The Author's Website The Author on Locals The Author on Facebook The Author on Twitter The Author on Rumble The Author on YouTube The Author's Amazon Page

Massachusetts Bay Colony Chooses New Site for Capital Worries over Native American attacks led the Colony of Massachusetts to search for a new, more easily defended, capital. From the Book Colonial American History Stories – 1215 – 1664 The Author's Website The Author on Locals The Author on Facebook The Author on Twitter The Author on Rumble The Author on YouTube The Author's Amazon Page

In Boston the First General Court Is Held The beginnings of representative government in America took a step forward with the inauguration of the first General Court in Massachusetts on October 19, 1630. From the Book Colonial American History Stories – 1215 – 1664 The Author's Website The Author on Locals The Author on Facebook The Author on Twitter The Author on Rumble The Author on YouTube The Author's Amazon Page

First execution in British North America In this episode we learn about the first execution for murder that took place in the colonies. From the Book Colonial American History Stories – 1215 – 1664 The Author's Website The Author on Locals The Author on Facebook The Author on Twitter The Author on Rumble The Author on YouTube The Author's Amazon Page

September 16, 1630 - Shawmut changes name to Boston In this episode the author discusses the origins of the city of Boston. From the Book Colonial American History Stories – 1215 – 1664 The Author's Website The Author on Locals The Author on Facebook The Author on Twitter The Author on Rumble The Author on YouTube The Author's Amazon Page

The Dutch Buy Gull Island From Natives, Later Renamed Ellis Island This episode relates how the Dutch purchased Gull Island, later renamed Ellis Island, from the native tribes. From the Book Colonial American History Stories – 1215 – 1664 The Author's Website The Author on Locals The Author on Facebook The Author on Twitter The Author on Rumble The Author on YouTube The Author's Amazon Page

Table Fork Introduced To American Dining By John Winthrop Today I will talk about a standard piece of table ware, the dinner fork. Found today on every dining table, it was not always so. On June 25, 1630 John Winthrop introduced the use of the table fork to English diners. From the Book Colonial American History Stories – 1215 – 1664 The Author's Website The Author on Locals The Author on Facebook The Author on Twitter The Author on Rumble The Author on YouTube The Author's Amazon Page

June 7, 1628 - Charles I grants Royal Assent to the Petition of Right This episode talks about the Petition of Rights, signed by King Charles I on June 7, 1628. The document formed the basis of several amendments to the United States Constitution. From the Book Colonial American History Stories – 1215 – 1664 https://mossyfeetbooks.com/2021/10/16/colonial-american-history-stories-1215-1664 The Author's Website The Author on Locals The Author on Facebook The Author on Twitter The Author on Rumble The Author on YouTube The Author's Amazon Page