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CSPAN2 Book TV November 17, 2013 - Vimarsana News

CSPAN2 Book TV November 17, 2013

In 1830, and he was appointed as a territorial secretary at 19, which is a record probably that will never be broken. Another record that certainly will never be broken was 1835 when at age 24, he was elected the first states governor. And in time the people of michigan and the people of detroit came to trust him as, even though a young person, a very skilled and dedicated leader. Well, mason was regarded first of all by the people in his own territory as a bit of an interloper, just coming in from kentucky. When the logical thing for jackson to do what it into a point in michigan person, a de...

This library at University of Michigan has treasures of American history - Vimarsana News

This library at University of Michigan has treasures of American history

Located next to the president's house and steps away from the Diag, thousands of community members walk past it every day without knowing what's behind its doors.

Rare American edition of Phillis Wheatley Peters poems acquired by U-M Clements Library - Vimarsana News

Rare American edition of Phillis Wheatley Peters poems acquired by U-M Clements Library

The University of Michigan has acquired one of the most important American books of the late 18th century—widely regarded as the first book of poetry written by an African American woman.

Source: umich.edu
Religious studies professor returns to her native community for 1855 Professorship - Vimarsana News

Religious studies professor returns to her native community for 1855 Professorship

An assistant professor at Michigan State University, Blaire Morseau is one of two new faculty members in the Department of Religious Studies to receive an inaugural 1855 Professorship.

Source: msu.edu
George Washington Needed to Keep His Spies Hidden. So He Financed a Secret Lab For Invisible Ink. - Vimarsana News

George Washington Needed to Keep His Spies Hidden. So He Financed a Secret Lab For Invisible Ink.

How patriot spies—and their commander—used a secret “medicine” factory to send coded messages during the American Revolution.