John marshall

John Marshall was born on September 24, 1755, in Fauquier County, Virginia. As a young child, Marshall grew up on his father’s estate "Oak Hill" in Delaplane, Virginia. Marshall attended the Westmoreland County Academy with James Monroe and the two became lifelong friends. In 1776, Marshall enlisted in the Virginia Minute Men at the rank of lieutenant.

John Marshall, Supreme Court Justice, who ruled in favor of the Cherokee Nation and declared them to be independent of the U.S.

The man who discovered gold and ignited the California Gold Rush died penniless…

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This week in 1950, Marshall attended the unveiling of the Sir John Dill statue in Arlington National Cemetery, remarking: "I have never known a man whose high character shone so clearly in the honest directness of his every action. He was an inspiration to us all in those trying days, and I think it is peculiarly fitting that this memorial to his memory should stand prominently at this crossroads where the avenues bearing the names of Roosevelt and Grant converge." Follow link to learn more.

Read reviews from the world’s largest community for readers. Sir John Marshall (1876 1958) was a British archaeologist who was the Director-General of the …

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Signing of the Marshall Plan in Vienna; seated from left: John George Erhardt, American Envoy to Austria (1946-1950), Austrian Vice Chancellor Adolf Schärf, and Karl Gruber, Austrian Ambassador to the U.S. (1954-1958) (ÖNB/Pf 4860 D (3))

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