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William Few, A Founding Father: A Biographical Perspective of Early American History Volume II - Couverture souple

(Millie), Mildred Sargent

 
9781420838671: William Few, A Founding Father: A Biographical Perspective of Early American History Volume II

Synopsis

Do you remember the lessons you learned about our Constitution in high school or college? Did you get a thrill at reading about our document which is the envy of the world today, having lived over 200 years, the longest of any Constitution ever written?Most will agree that the study of the Constitution was something that left a lasting impression, even if details have faded. I hope that my book will provide good memory and good reading, and it will be a ready reference when a puzzling Constitutional question arises. I have added a copy in the appendices; with other documents of liberty.In addition, I believe it is important to study one man who contributed to the laying of our basic laws and helped to get it placed into action. William Few as a man gives an interesting study in how one man could make such a mark on history, with very little education, but a great deal of industry, desire, and determination.

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À propos de l'auteur

Mildred Crow Sargent was a 40-year old grandmother when she started to college, with the goal of becoming a teacher. She had been active in PTA and Cub Scouts in Donelson, Tennessee, and writing Church and school news for the Donelson Community News. After her eldest son was married, and the youngest was in high school, she became a representative for World Book Encyclopedia. When she became district manager for that company, she visited the elementary schools in the area to teach the students how to use the encyclopedia. She enjoyed that so much that she decided that she wanted to become a teacher. She hoped to improve her writing skills as she trained for the job of teaching.Consequently, she enrolled for night courses at the University of Tennessee Extension School at Nashville, to test her ability to do college work. She had been out of school a long time! When she found that she was equal to the task, she enrolled as a full-time student at Middle Tennessee State College at Murfreesboro, Tennessee, in 1963. She had been married at an early age, started a family, working in war work, during WWII and during the Vietnam War. She had always regretted not getting a college degree, and she found that attending college was a very rewarding experience. She received her Bachelor of Science Degree in Social Studies, with minors in English and Education in 1965, with honors, being elected to four honor societies in the meantime: Pi Gamma Mu, Tennessee Theta Chapter; Phi Sigma Beta; Kappa Delta Pi, Theta Omicron Chapter, and Phi Alpha Theta, Pi Sigma Chapter. She was also honor guest at a banquet sponsored by the Middle Tennessee State University Chapter of the American Association of University Professors, being one of fifteen top achievers in the Class of l965, with 350 students.Upon graduation, Mildred was certified to teach in seven subject areas: English, Government, Sociology, History, Geography, Economics and General Science for a 10-year period. She was teaching E

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