Bayard the Goat Saves Cadets on July Fourth
West Point cadets planned a dawn salute using an old eleven inch gun. Bayard, known as the Goat, leaped to pull two cadets down from the parapet and shielded them as the muzzle erupted. The act saved lives and earned him lasting respect from peers and officers.
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Jeffersons Last Sentiment On Declaration Jubilee
Nine days before his death Thomas Jefferson was asked to write a sentiment for the fiftieth anniversary of the Declaration. He said the eyes of men are opened to the rights of men. It has become clear that the masses are not born with saddles on their backs nor a favored few booted and spurred ready to ride them.
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