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–This article also appears in the January-February issue of the Library of Congress Magazine. The plot: Under the cover of darkness, a crew of armed soldiers rows across the Hudson River, enters New York City, …
This story also appears in the January-February issue of the Library of Congress Magazine. George Washington was 11 when his father, a prominent landowner, died. The future founder of the country inherited several things – …
On Saturday, Jan. 4, Library of Congress James Madison Council chair David M. Rubenstein was awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom at the White House. This is a crowning achievement for his passionate support of …