Indiana's Timeless Tales

The Randolph, Pickney Plans and the Proposal to Form a National Government
Today we examine the beginnings of the constitution writing process as the Randolph and Pickney plans become the first Proposals to reform the Articles of Confederation.
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Constitutional Convention Meets - First Time
Greetings, devising, drafting and implememting the United States Constitution was an important step in the road to Indiana becoming a state in 1816, as it formed the foundation of the government that allowed new states to come into the Union at the same status as states that were already part of it. Thus, the evolution of the United States Constitution from concept to reality will form the next several podcast episodes.
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This week I will talk about the founding of Jeffersonville, Indiana, one of the state's oldest cities.
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Unrest Along the Frontier
In this episode we find gathering Unrest Along the Frontier
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In this episode we learn that the first forts established along the Ohio River in 1785 were meant more to keep American settlers from settling north of the River than to protect settlers from Amerindian raids.
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George Rogers Clark Helps Negotiate the Treaty of Fort McIntosh
Hoping to quell problems with the native tribes, the Congress sent George Rogers Clark, Arthur Lee, and Richard Butler to Fort Mackintosh to negotiate a treaty with the tribes that had not attended negotiations at Fort Stanwix.
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1784 Treaty of Fort Stanwix
Today the author talks about the Treaty of Fort Stanwix.
The 1784 Treaty of Fort Stanwix was the first treaty between the new nation, the United States, and the Indian nations.
First American Regiment Established
In this episode we learn about the roots of the United States Army.
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First American Regiment Established
In this episode we learn about the roots of the United States Army.
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Land Ordinances of 1784 and 1785
This episode discusses the Land Ordinances of 1784 and 1785. These ordinances outlined the system of land acquisition and later sale in the Northwest Territory.
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The War of Independence Ends and the Beginning of the Northwest Territory
today's episode relates two events important to the history of the United States as well as five of the states that make up the American Midwest, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Michigan and Wisconsin. The first was the successful conclusion of the Treaty of Paris, that officially ended the United States War of Independence and six months later, the establishment of the huge Northwest Territory.
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