L'histoire et la géographie du Texas comme dit dans le comté de noms . eContinental armée en 1776, et dans 1781, un Général de guerre inWashingtons andbecame secrétaire du premier Cabinet. Hedied le 25 octobre 1808, atThomaston, Me LA LIBERTÉ. Ce mot est devenu un nom géographique vingt-eighttimes dans les divers États de l'Union européenne. À la suite d'un customthat a commencé avec la guerre d'indépendance, les habitants de thisregion nommé leur première ville à la liberté, et à partir de ce thecounty a pris son nom. MADISON. James Madison est né inOrange,County, Virginie le 16 mars, 1751. Il a été pré-préparés pour l'université par des tu-tors

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The history and geography of Texas as told in county names . eContinental Army in 1776, andin 1781 a Major General, andbecame Secretary of War inWashingtons first Cabinet. Hedied on October 25, 1808, atThomaston, Me. LIBERTY. This word has become a geographical name eighty-eighttimes in the various States of the Union. Following a customthat began with the Revolutionary War, the inhabitants of thisregion named their first town Liberty, and from this thecounty took its name. MADISON. James Madison was born inOrange County, Virginia, March 16, 1751. He was pre-pared for college by private tu-tors, and in 1768 entered theSophomore class at PrincetonCollege and graduated in 1771.He then studied law and in1773 began the practice of hisprofession in his native county.He was elected a member of theVirginia Legislature in 1774.In 1778 he was chosen a member of the Executive Council, and in 1779 was elected a delegate to the Continental Con-gress and served in that body continuously until 1784, whenhe was sent as a delegate to the convention at Annapolis, . As Told in County Names 63 Md., which was assembled for the purpose of devising a planto regulate commerce between the states. In 1787 he was elected a delegate to the Constitutional Con-vention which met in Philadelphia. He was a member of Con-gress from 1789 to 1797. In 1793 he was tendered the positionof Secretary of State, made vacant by Jeffersons resignation, but declined to accept it owing to his important duties as amember of Congress. In 1798 he again became a member ofthe Virginia Legislature. In 1801 he was appointed Secretaryof State by President Jefferson, and at the close of Jeffersonsadministration was elected President of the United States, andserved two terms, retiring in March, 1817. After his retirement from the arena of national politics hewas chosen a member of the State Convention of Virginia, called to revise the State Constitution. He took an active inter-est in the local affairs of his county, being at

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