Biography

If you are interested in knowing about the history of the United States of America then you will be very interested in the history and story behind things that John Blair did for the colonies and how he managed to help them become an independent nation. John Blair was born in 1732 only to grow up to become one of the unsung heroes of the making of a new nation which together with people like Washington he was able to accomplish a lot in his time. After schooling John became a scholar of law and was said to be one of the best and most impartial jury men that the courts of this day had ever seen. He was a shy man and preferred to work without people knowing who was doing the investigative work which often lead people to the gallows or worse. Later he became one of the Supreme Court Judges for the American penal system.

Blair followed George Washington into the arena which had declared war against their sovereigns in England. By declaring the oath to an independent nation the American states became one together and the war was fought and won against the English to gain full control of this country. Blair was said to be very typical of a new American who wanted to escape from the exploits of the old world where taxes where always increasing and a man would normally struggle for work in the overpopulated cities and towns. Blair was a patriot and very loyal to the idea of a new nation which was free and where all men where equal. His fellow countrymen fought and died for these beliefs so that their families could live a free life in a country where what you owned was yours and the king could not take it always from you. unfortunately today instead of a king that takes away your land the American government will take it from you which is nothing like John Blair would have wanted when he helped write the American constitution.

When the American revolution hit the American shores John was known to be of a great help to the government and all the planning and raising of money and armies was a part of this area. the revolution against the slave trade and other tyrannies that the American people normally from the south were still implementing on people that rightly where meant to be free. With the constitutional notes and John’s good nature, after the war the constitution was delegated and people started to get out of being repressed.