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zubly...The Rev. John J. Zubly was the first pastor of what is today the Independent Presbyterian Church in Savannah, Georgia. In July, 1775, Zubly was elected by the Georgia Provincial Congress to be one of Georgia's representatives at the Second Continental Congress. By mid- November, 1775, Zubly was gone from the Continental Congress, having been branded a traitor. When he arrived back in Savannah he was jailed, his property was confiscated, and he was eventually banished from the colony. What happened? How and why, in three short months, did Zubly travel from a supporter of the colonialist cause to a traitor to that cause?
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writings...Cotton Mather, Crèvecoeur, the 2000 Presidential election, growing up in Ft. Lauderdale are some of the topics found here
Slaying the Devil
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february 12...On February 12, 1809, Charles Darwin and Abraham Lincoln were born. The former freed the mind and the latter freed the slaves. February 12 should be a holiday, Lincoln Darwin Day. In this portion of the site I have placed Lincoln Darwin Day cards. Happy Lincoln Darwin Day. |
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fun stuff ...humor, games, and other fun stuff
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debates...Three debates on the issue of affirmative action A compelling record of supporters and opponents coming to terms with this divisive and complicated issue. These debates range over many topics from the virtues and vices of our Founding Fathers to recent Supreme Court decistions. Way cool!
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who is?...jim schmidtFind out all about the man behind this site -- his passion for history and computers.
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other sites ...This will contain links to other sites.
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the debates ...These are the links to the three debates.
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