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John Adams' Carriage Ride to Washington D.C., in 1800
President John Adams issued a letter to all federal agencies on May 15, 1800, directing the "removal of the public offices, clerks and papers" from the capital city of Philadelphia. In that single sentence, Adams started the final move of the U.S. government to its permanent home, the newly created city of Washington, in the District of Columbia.
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Winter 2021 Issue of Tholos Magazine Now Available
Article themes and highlights include Year in Review, A Look Back to 1800, AOC's organizational transformation and Spotlight on Safety.
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Fantastic statistics, and a major accomplishment ever 4 years for our country!
omg i hate that it was destroyd
Thank you for your hard work. Now you’ll have to clean everything up after the riot. My heart is with you, prayers also. Please keep our new President safe. We need him so much. I am so frightened.
I’m an old, retired 5th grade teacher and U.S. history major.
This text helped me learn a lot about the Inauguration, it just so helpful.
I did not like that it was destroyd either that was terrible.
I'm glad that the Inauguration went well and that there were no problems, issues, etc.
yall are allsome
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