no he didnt
He writted his book "Slavery in the United States" (1836) to express his view.
James McHenry, was born in Ireland and is the man for whom Fort McHenry is named. He was a signer of the Constitution, a Continental Congress delegate, and Secretary of War under both the Washington and Adams administrations. McHenry served as a surgeon during the Revolutionary War, and for a time was a prisoner of war.
He acted as the chairman for the occasion.
no oliver ellsworth did not support slavery.
James McHenry became marylands senate
No he did not sopport slavery. In fact he was storngly oposed to salvery.
James W. McHenry was born in 1864.
James McHenry - novelist - died in 1845.
James McHenry was born on November 16, 1753.
James McHenry was born on November 16, 1753.
James McHenry - novelist - was born in 1785.
James McHenry received 635 votes for membership in the House of Delegates according to The Life and Correspondence of James McHenry.
James W. McHenry died on 1931-11-23.
bc mchenry was his last name and yea thats it
the monkey man
no he didnt