Secularism had no place in America’s schools.
Find the Foundation’s article on both
The McGuffey and the New England Primer here.
DIVINE PROVIDENCE IN AMERICA
Most American school children knew the 1775 story of
Providence and the bullet proof President
On July 7, 1755, twenty-three-year-old George Washington helped lead the Americans and the British in a war against the French and the Indians. It was called the French Indian War.
The battle was called the battle of Monongahela. On that day, over 700 of the 1,300 British and Virginia Militia troops were killed.
Washington was the only officer to walk out of the battle of Monongahela unscathed. Several horses had been shot out from under him. He had four bullet holes in his coat, one in his hat, and bullet fragments in his hair.
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