George Washington calls for a “material change” in the military, financial and political management of the country in 1780, a dark year in the struggle for independence. Frederick Douglass champions “the right to personal freedom” as the foundation of all other rights. And in Florida in 1876, it’s all about counting the votes.
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George Washington calls for a “material change” in the military, financial and political management of the country in 1780, a dark year in the struggle for independence. Frederick Douglass champions “the right to personal freedom” as the foundation of all other rights. And in Florida in 1876, it’s all about counting the votes.