Federalist Era First-hand American History 1.1
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Recommended OS 4.2 or better. Now you can study Federalist Era of America from first-hand perspective. This is volume 4 of the First-hand History of America. This essential app includes 32 primary source accounts from pre 1785 to 1801. No source is better than the original. It is untainted and tells the history as it happened. The content in this app is included in our colossal First-hand History of America app with nearly 700 primary source accounts. *This App includes 32 First-hand Accounts: England and the United States at Loggerheads John Frederick Sackville Our First Minister to England John Adams Weathering a Crisis George Washington Evils that Prompted Shays' Rebellion General Benjamin Lincoln Why the Confederation Failed to Work James Madison Framing The Constitution James Madison Benjamin Franklin on the Federal Constitution Benjamin Franklin The Northwest Ordinance U.S. Congress Under the Articles of Confederation Shall Liberty or Empire Be Sought? Patrick Henry For the Relief of Slaves William Pinkney Alexander Hamilton on the Adoption of the Federal Constitution Alexander Hamilton John Marshall on the Federal Constitution John Marshall How John Hancock Supported the Constitution Stephen Higginson Washington Becomes Our First President William Maclay How Settlements Were Planted William Cooper Why the West Would Not Secede General Rufus Putnam The Discovery of the Columbia River Edward G. Porter Hamilton's Estimate of Jefferson Alexander Hamilton Webster's Impression of Jefferson Daniel Webster The Invention of the Cotton Gin Horace Greeley Anthony Wayne Routs the Ohio Indians Richard Hildreth Treaty with the Six Nations The U.S. Government and the Iroquois Washington's Farewell Address George Washington Fisher Ames on the Treaty with Great Britain Fisher Ames The X Y Z Correspondence Commissioners Pinckney, Marshall and Gerry Washington as a Host at Mount Vernon John Bernard The Death of Washington John Marshall Funeral Oration on Washington Major General Henry Lee Jefferson's Estimate of Washington Thomas Jefferson Washington City in its Infancy Abigail Adams How Jefferson Was Elected Senator Charles Pinckney Thomas Jefferson's First Inaugural Address Thomas Jefferson Main Features: Create multiple tabs (study/compare several documents simultaneously) Auto-scrolling (variable speed, portrait/landscape) Adjustable font size Double-tap to toggle full screen Night mode black background with white text Highlighting (individual words, phrases, paragraphs; includes 12 colors, bold, underline, and italics) Bookmarks Personal Notes Document Select Rolodex (quick navigation tool for finding/selecting a document) Full Search Return to where you left off reading when you open the program
Requires iOS 4.0 or later. Compatible with iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch.
About Federalist Era First-hand American History
Federalist Era First-hand American History is a paid app for iOS published in the Reference Tools list of apps, part of Education.
The company that develops Federalist Era First-hand American History is Packard Technologies. The latest version released by its developer is 1.1.
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