William Livingston was perhaps the most powerful man in New Jersey during the American Revolution.
All tagged Articles of Association
Joseph Hewes Builds America's First Navy
Joseph Hewes was Chairman of the Continental Congress’ Marine Committee created the Continental Navy.
Silas Deane Convinces France To Supply The Continental Army
Silas Deane supplied the Continental Army through the early years of the Revolutionary War through secret talks with France
Thomas Mifflin Accepts The Resignation of General Washington
Thomas Mifflin was a Major General for the Continental Army, a member of the Constitutional Convention, and the first Governor of Pennsylvania.
Christopher Gadsden Designs The 'Don't Tread On Me' Flag
Christopher Gadsden may not be well known today, but the flag he designed is recognized by Americans across the United States.
Edmund Pendleton and the Scandal That Started a Revolution
Edmund Pendleton was a Virginian Revolutionary who helped propel America toward revolution. But his most notable moment was his involvement in a scandal that almost bankrupted his colony.
Richard Bland and the Early Days of American Rebelliousness
Richard Bland was arguing against unfair British taxes long before most of the Founding Fathers came of age.
Robert Treat Paine - Upholding the Rule of Law
Although less famous than the other Massachusetts delegates, Robert Treat Paine was a signer of the Declaration of Independence.