George Clymer was born in Philedelphia in 1739. His
father was from a respectable family of bristol, in England and after his emigration to
america became married to a lady from Philedelphia. Clymer was left by his parents
in an orphanage at the young age of seven. He was then taken care of by his maternal
uncle William Coleman, a gentelman who was respected by everyone in Phildelphia
The education of Clymer was directed by his uncle.
He was the perfect man for the job. Coleman had a great mind and early instilled in
his nephew the love of reading. After the completion of his education Clymer entered
the counting room of his uncle. His genius however, was little adapted to mercantille
employments, being more inclined toliteary and and scientific pursuits.
At the age of twenty seven,he was married ,as has already
been noticed, to a daughter of meredith, a gentlemen of a good mind as his things will
show. Mr washington had been noticing clymer for a while. He was very interested in
clymer and thought he could do a good job. Little did he know was that Clymer would
be a perfect fit in any situation.
Mr Clymer has said to be a republican by nature. He was
also a firm and devoted patriot. His feelings were strongly enlisted in him againstthe acts
of the british government. He early accepted a captains commission in a company of
voulnteers,raised for the defense of the province, and manfully opposed. A committee
appointed, of which Clymer was chairman, to wait upon the cosignees, to request the not
to sell.
In 1775, Clymer was chosen as a member of the council of
safety,and one of the first treasurers. The next year he was elected a member of the
continental congress.
In september, Clymer was appointed to visit Ticonderoga, in
conjuction with Mr. Stocton, to inspect the affairs of the northern army. Clymer was not
all that crazy about this idea. However he went a long with it and did a very good job.
In 1777, clymer was again a member of congress. His duites
during this session were ardous, and owing to his unremetting exertions, he was obliged
to retire for a season for the recovery of his health.
In the year 1796 clymer was appointed, together with
Colonial Hawkins and Pickens, to negotiate a treaty with the cherokee and creek indians,
in Georgia. With this in mind he sailed from Philly to Savannah, accompanied by his
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“… no ordinary man. He had a quick, inquiring mind and uncommon resolve. He was extremely hardworking, forthright, good-natured, and a born leader. His commitment to the Glorious Cause of America, as it was called, was total. And if his youth was obvious, the Gl...
Benjamin Franklin, one of the Founding Fathers to the United States, was not a patriot but a mere loyalist to England before the dissolution between England and the colonies occurred. Sheila L. Skemp's The Making of a Patriot explores how Benjamin Franklin tried to stay loyal to the crown while taking interest in the colonies perception and their own representation in Parliament. While Ms. Skemp alludes to Franklin's loyalty, her main illustration is how the attack by Alexander Wedderburn during the Privy Council led to Franklin's disillusionment with the British crown and the greater interest in making the Thirteen Colonies their own nation. Her analysis of Franklin's history in Parliament and what occurred on the night that the council convened proves the change behind Franklin's beliefs and what lead to his involvement in the Declaration of Independence and the American Revolution. Benjamin Franklin was the colonial agent representing Massachusetts in Parliament in Britain.
There are too many deer in the Wesselman Woods. The deer have eaten all the flowers and other flora. There have also been 8 car crashes involving deer, this imposes a dangerous threat to the civilians of Evansville. The deer have been invading people’s yards and eating their gardens. The deer are causing many problems that can’t be solved until the deer population is reduced.
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White tailed deer are the largest game animal in North America. This is due to their over abundance and annoyance to farmers. An average of 300000 deer are hunted down each year. A tragedy has been another 3000 are hit by cars every year. Many human efforts have been made to prevent these accidents, such as fencing and deer repellents near freeways, but many seem to think that hunting and controlling the population is the best way.
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Deer overpopulation is a controversial topic. Some believe that deer overpopulation is not a real problem. Some may also believe the high numbers that studies show, is a scheme to give hunters an excuse to hunt without reason. The truth is that deer overpopulation is a true issue. Deer, especially the eastern whitetail deer population in these modern times, is out of control. “There are an estimated 30 million whitetail deer in the United States today. Under optimal conditions, whitetail deer populations will double every two years”(Rooney). As the numbers of whitetail deer rise, the land for them to live on decreases. This may lead to deer walking on roads and causing accidents.
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Years ago, killing animals for food was part of the average man’s everyday life. While, now a days, hunting is questioned by many across the world because it is commonly viewed as a recreational activity. Many residents have a problem with the dangers that come with hunting. Not to mention, as time goes on, society seems to feel differently about animals and how they should be treated. One of the biggest debates is the harvest of white tailed deer. All over the United States, white tailed deer thrive because of the few predators that feast upon them and the large forests and habitats that these deer can flourish in. However, as buildings and subdivisions pop up left and right decreasing the white tailed deer natural habitat, the debate grows stronger. The heart of the debate is centered around ethical issues, human and deer conflicts, safety, and the benefits hunting has on the economy.
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Thesis: The population of white-tail deer in Alabama has drastically increased over the past century causing significant damage to property and homeowners, caused by hunters being less active.
mother had to go out and leave him with a friend or relative. In fact,