@schwarz If schools actually taught Morris, you might know that he studied medicine and tried to save his own life with a makeshift catheter — and that his death helped catalyze the wider development and production of medical catheters.
@Craftsman_Redux If anyone actually took the Time to read my Diaries, they might find the Evidence rather inconvenient.
A handful of Historians are finally revisiting the Misconceptions and Exaggerations perpetuated over the last two Centuries.
https://t.co/gCCCSFtRk4 for Example.
When Founder Gouverneur Morris wrote these immortal words, he knew they were bigger than himself. Called the “Penman of the Constitution” he advocated against slavery and for a strong federal gov.
On his birthday, let these eternal words propel us into the next 250 years of 🇺🇸
@dommy_bunks I either profoundly misunderstand you or you profoundly misunderstood Gouverneur Morris. There is no more polar opposite to the current administration than what Morris stood for and believed in.
GOUVERNEUR MORRIS: The Forgotten BRONX FOUNDING FATHER with Youth Chorus
ByFoundation for the Revival of Classical Culture
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Andrew Freedman HomeThe Bronx, NY
Saturday, Jan 31 from 1 pm to 2:30 pm EST
Overview
Music of the American Revolution Period, Readings from the Founding Documents, Revolutionary History of the Bronx and Gouverneur Morris
Music of the American Revolution Period, Readings from the Founding Documents,
Slide Show on The Revolutionary History of Gouverneur Morris and the Bronx
Presented by: The Bel Canto Youth Chorus of New York City, now active in six Bronx Public Schools
Master Storyteller, Jonathan Kruk; Historical Balladeer, Linda Russell, Verdi Baritone, Jonathan Green, historian, Timothy R. Schantz —Board Member, Smithsonian Library and Archives; Councilor,
Historical Society of Pennsylvania; Member of the Morrisania Project; Advisor, History Factory
https://t.co/5Z8k6oNG4g For more information: 929-551-9171, [email protected]
Free, and open to the public.