City History is His Subject at Rivanians Luncheon
Dr James B. Ranek of Hood College outlined Frederick’s role in westward colonial expansion calling the city a buffer settlement founded by Patrick Dulaney in 1745. He traced decades through Brad dock Washington Sharpe ties, noted the 1765 Stamp Act repudiation by Frederick’s 12 Immortal Judges, and recalled troops reaching Boston in 1775 in 22 days before highlighting figures like John Hanson.
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John Hanson
Frederick speaker links town's role to national history
Dr Ranck's talk traces Frederick as a crossroads town shaping national events through figures like George Washington and Barbara Frietchie. He notes visitors such as Roosevelt Churchill and Eisenhower, and stresses sociological history over great-man myth, with local leaders and visitors highlighted.
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