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Benjamin Franklin, first President of the United States of New England

Benjamin Franklin

Benjamin Franklin was the first President of the United States of New England. Franklin served for only two years before dying in office. He was succeeded by his Vice-President, John Adams. Originally a proponent of the “Washington Compromise”, Franklin fought to keep the newly independent States of America united under one federal government and supported […]

Heaven of Earthly Delights a juliana van ordayle novel by Morena Arshagouni

Heaven of Earthly Delights

Heaven of Earthly Delights is a series of erotic novellas about Juliana van Ordayle. The series is written by novelist Morena Arshagouni and published by the publishing division of Sassy Lass Entertainment. In the books, van Ordayle is a spy for the United States of New England who is pulled between her puritan upbringing, her […]

Group portrait of New England presidents in period attire before the national seal and flag.

Presidents of the United States of New England

Extended List of Presidents of the United States of New England Benjamin Franklin (1789 – 1791) John Adams (1791 – 1797) Alexander Hamilton (1797 – 1805) Aaron Burr (1805 – 1809) George Clinton (1809 – 1812) Elbridge Gerry (1812 – 1813) John Quincy Adams (1813 – 1817) Daniel D. Thompkins (1817 – 1821) Nathaniel Pitcher […]

United States of New England

The United States of New England is a nation-state in the North-East corner of the North American continent. It’s founding President was Benjamin Franklin. Originally consisting of Maryland, Delaware, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, New York, Rhode Island, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, and Connecticut.

Frozen battlefield with abandoned Union wagons and Sioux Nation flags in a distant encampment.

War of the Seven Nations

War of the Seven Nations (1856-1857) The Great Plains War of Resistance & the Union’s Humiliating Defeat Background: The Union’s Expansionist Ambitions By the mid-19th century, the Union of American States had transformed into an aristocratic slave empire, ruled by the Planter Council and led by Thomas Green Clemson. With internal opposition crushed following the […]

A somber crowd, including civilians and soldiers, stands outside Mount Vernon under cloudy skies.

Washington Compromise

The Washington Compromise was the name given to the goal of uniting the two factions of the United States of America to create one country united. It took its name from General George Washington, who led the revolutionary armies in revolt against the British Crown. When George Washington died of a tooth infection, the compromise […]