George Washington's Inauguration in April 1789 marked the
beginning of government under the new United States Constitution.
What few Americans realize is that there had been a fully
functioning national government prior to 1789. It was called the
Continental Congress and it was, in every respect, the First
American Republic (1774-1789).
It began on September 5, 1774, when elected delegates from
eleven of the American colonies first assembled in Philadelphia.
Surprisingly, that First American Republic is most often dismissed
in textbooks and popular history as a failed attempt at
self-government. And yet, it was during that fifteen year period
that the United States won the war against the strongest empire on
Earth, established organized government as far west as the
Mississippi River, built alliances with some of the great powers of
Europe and transformed thirteen separate entities into a national
confederation.
When the Continental Congress initially met in 1774, its very
first order of business was to elect one of its own members to
serve as President. He functioned as Head of State, much as the
Presidents of Germany and Italy do today. He signed all official
documents, received all foreign visitors and represented the
emerging nation at official events and through extensive
correspondence. While Congress retained all other executive,
legislative and judicial functions, the President even presided
over its deliberations. Eventually, a house, carriage and servants
were provided for the President as a sign of national pride and
respect.
In all, fourteen distinguished individuals were chosen by their
peers for this unique and awesome responsibility. They were the
giants of their age, men of power, wealth and experience who often
led their new nation through extremely difficult days largely on
the strength of their character. For far too long they have been
lost to history.
This is their story.
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