Further historical support for the SAMVA USA chart

[Guest guest]

Dear friends,

 

I have just come across additional historical support for the

selection of the event that the SAMVA USA chart is based on. This

event was the formal signing ceremony undertaken by the Governor of

Maryland for the Act passed by both houses of the Maryland State

Legislature, with its members present, to approve the ratification of

the Articles of Confederation. The signing event has been identified

by John TWB and by myself as 17:05 hrs on February 2, 1781 in

Annapolis, Maryland.

 

In the book " Presdient Who - Forgotten Founders " by Stanley L. Klos

(published by Evisum in 2004, but may be read on the net at the below

link), the following information is presented

 

 

" On February 2, 1781 Maryland final ratifies the Articles of

Confederation, the 1st U.S. Constitution. On March 1, Maryland’s

ratification is presented to the Continental Congress. With all

thirteen States present the Continental Congress declares the Articles

ratified, forming the Perpetual Union of the United States of America.

On March 2, 1781 Congress changes their name as prescribed by the

new Constitution to the United States in Congress Assembled.

Continental Congress President Samuel Huntington is retained and

becomes the President of the United States in Congress Assembled. "

 

[Guest guest]

OUTSTANDING POST The Stanley Klos website, devoted to the founding of America & the USA,, is the only one I know of that is thoroughly reliable regarding the summary and presentation of event facts. THANKS, THOR Cheers, Johncosmologer <cosmologer wrote: Dear friends,I have just come across additional historical support for theselection of the event that the SAMVA

USA chart is based on. Thisevent was the formal signing ceremony undertaken by the Governor ofMaryland for the Act passed by both houses of the Maryland StateLegislature, with its members present, to approve the ratification ofthe Articles of Confederation. The signing event has been identifiedby John TWB and by myself as 17:05 hrs on February 2, 1781 inAnnapolis, Maryland. In the book "Presdient Who - Forgotten Founders" by Stanley L. Klos(published by Evisum in 2004, but may be read on the net at the belowlink), the following information is presented

"On February 2, 1781 Maryland final ratifies the Articles ofConfederation, the 1st U.S. Constitution. On March 1, Maryland’sratification is presented to the Continental Congress. With allthirteen States present the Continental Congress declares the Articlesratified, forming the Perpetual Union of the United States of America.On March 2,

1781 Congress changes their name as prescribed by thenew Constitution to the United States in Congress Assembled. Continental Congress President Samuel Huntington is retained andbecomes the President of the United States in Congress Assembled."

[Guest guest]

Dear John,

 

Glad you like it.

 

I have to say, we are learning quite a bit about the history of

the USA (and other countries) in the process of rectifying the

mundane charts, which is rewarding in itself, in addition to being

useful for predictive purposes when the authentic chart has finally

been established.

 

Thanks for you invaluable contributions in this regard.

 

Best wishes,

 

Thor

 

SAMVA , JohnTWB <blazingstar1776 wrote:

>

> OUTSTANDING POST

>

> The Stanley Klos website, devoted to the founding of America &

the USA,, is the only one I know of that is thoroughly reliable

regarding the summary and presentation of event facts.

>

> THANKS, THOR

>

> Cheers,

>

> John

>

> cosmologer <cosmologer wrote:

> Dear friends,

>

> I have just come across additional historical support for the

> selection of the event that the SAMVA USA chart is based on. This

> event was the formal signing ceremony undertaken by the Governor of

> Maryland for the Act passed by both houses of the Maryland State

> Legislature, with its members present, to approve the ratification

of

> the Articles of Confederation. The signing event has been identified

> by John TWB and by myself as 17:05 hrs on February 2, 1781 in

> Annapolis, Maryland.

>

> In the book " Presdient Who - Forgotten Founders " by Stanley L. Klos

> (published by Evisum in 2004, but may be read on the net at the

below

> link), the following information is presented

>

>

> " On February 2, 1781 Maryland final ratifies the Articles of

> Confederation, the 1st U.S. Constitution. On March 1, Maryland’s

> ratification is presented to the Continental Congress. With all

> thirteen States present the Continental Congress declares the

Articles

> ratified, forming the Perpetual Union of the United States of

America.

> On March 2, 1781 Congress changes their name as prescribed by the

> new Constitution to the United States in Congress Assembled.

> Continental Congress President Samuel Huntington is retained and

> becomes the President of the United States in Congress Assembled. "

>