THE LIVYJR FILES

ALEXANDER HAMILTON’S USE, ABUSE, AND DEFENSE OF THE PRESS [/color][/i], continued ... I. HAMILTON WRITES HIMSELF INTO REPUTATION , continued ... It is interesting to note that in 1778 Hamilton recognized the public press as the proper forum for criticism of a public figure. [/color] He was to lose ...

ALEXANDER HAMILTON’S USE, ABUSE, AND DEFENSE OF THE PRESS [/color][/i], continued ... I. HAMILTON WRITES HIMSELF INTO REPUTATION , continued ... Nathan Schachner also concluded that Hamilton's remarks did "infinite harm to the cause of revolution "since" the agitation over the Quebec Act and the vi...

"Churchill: When 10's the limit, it's goodbye Uncle Alfred - This year, who makes the Thanksgiving invite list?" [/color][/size] Chris Churchill, Albany, New York Times Union Nov. 25, 2020 Jim and Donna sit at the kitchen table wondering how to whittle down their Thanksgiving invite list to comply ...

Both of which go together, our ignorance resulting in our lack of leadership ...

ISLAND OF VICE - Theodore Roosevelt's doomed quest to clean up sin-loving New York [/color][/size][/i], continued ... Richard Zacks II. THE STING , continued ... Over the centuries, the wealth of this verdant land of Limerick and Tipperary tipped to the arriving Protestants, who by 1778 controlled ...

I'm having a shut-in Thanksgiving this year for that reason ...

But I'm thankful to be alive so that makes the day ...

Good morning, everyone!

Happy Thursday!

And a very happy Thanksgiving day to all of you and I am thankful for having the opportunity to spend time in here with you

ISLAND OF VICE - Theodore Roosevelt's doomed quest to clean up sin-loving New York [/color][/size][/i], continued ... Richard Zacks II. THE STING William “Big Bill” Devery and Theodore Roosevelt were born within two years of each other in the Eighteenth Ward of New York City in private homes that w...

Frederick Engels Origins of the Family, Private Property, and the State [/color][/size][/i] V. The Rise of the Athenian State , continued ... But now the need was to protect the free Athenians against the return of such slavery. The first step was the introduction of general measures – for example,...

Who but the most desperate adventurers in philosophy and finance could at all have thought of destroying the settled revenue of the state, the sole security for the public credit, in the hope of rebuilding it with the materials of confiscated property? [/color] If, however, an excessive zeal for th...