Eight foreigners who helped win American Independence
A look at eight non American signers of the Declaration of Independence born outside the colonies. Button Gwinnett and Robert Morris led English and Scottish born figures, with Wilson, Witherspoon, Smith, Taylor, Thornton, and Lewis among Ireland, Scotland, and Wales natives. Their legacies include signatures, leadership roles, and enduring fame beyond their lifetimes.
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Philadelphia
America
North America
George III
England
Ireland
Scotland
Wales
Button Gwinnett
George Washington
Bristol
Charleston
S. C
Savannah
St. Catherine’s Island
Colony of
Georgia
Gwinnett
Continental Congress
Lachland McIntosh
McIntosh
Robert Morris
Liverpool
Princeton College
Wilson
City College of
University of Pennsylvania
St. Andrews
Pita
Congress
Middle District
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Federalist
Washington
Supreme Court
Edenton
N. C
John Witherspoon
Gifford
Haddingtonshire
Witherspoon
James Smith
Susquehanna
Young Smith
College of
Shippensburg
York
Smith
Great Britain
Benjamin Rush
George Taylor
Poland's Rise and Fall Through Central European Tides
The article outlines Poland's historic prominence and modern revival aided by U S ties, noting Warsaw's embassy status, Polish industry revived by American methods, and the long arc from medieval power to partitions. It highlights Poland's geographic expanse, population legacy, and cultural contributions from Copernicus to Sienkiewicz and Paderewski.
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National Geographic Society
Washington, D. C
Oland
Europe
United States
Warsaw
Western Hemisphere
Republic
Central Europe
America
Poland
Germany
Prussia
Russia
Austria
Kosciuszko
Copernicus
Sienkiewicz
Paderewski
Mountains Named Moon Regions Across Continents
The text notes Moon mountains in northern Brazil near British Guiana, the Mountains of the Moon in Africa near the Nile headwaters, and Craters of the Moon in central Idaho, describing distinct ranges on three continents.
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Brazil
British Guiana
Africa
Idaho
Lunch program aids Atlanta ungraded pupils
The Junior League of Atlanta supports ungraded public school pupils with daily wholesome lunches. Children in these classes are described as subnormal mentally and often physically, and the league provides weighing and medical care as part of its aid.
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Atlanta
Junior League
Society Girls
League
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United States Senate
James Wilson
Inburgh University
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Paisley
Glasgow
Ayr
Princeton
Board of War
New Jersey Council
Assembly
Durham
Taylor
Provincial Assembly
Committee of Safety
Newburyport
Mass
Band of Immortals
Francis Lewis
Stirling
Llandaff
Westminster School
St. Paul's
London
New York
Oswego
Hugh Mercer
Montreal
France
Sons of Liberty
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Trinity Church
New York City
Western Newspaper Union
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German Empire
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Belgium
Holland
Denmark
Italy
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Servia
Austria- Hungary
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Sea of Azov
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Black Sea
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Raleigh
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