Richard Varick: A Forgotten Founding Father

Richard Varick: A Forgotten Founding FatherThe life of a prominent Dutch American patriot. Born in 1753 to a prominent Dutch American family in Hackensack, New Jersey, Richard Varick became a lawyer, then a Patriot officer in the American Revolutionary War. Colonel Varick served with distinction as aide to generals Philip Schuyler and Benedict Arnold. Later, George Washington entrusted him with the editing of his wartime papers forty four volumes now housed in the Library of Congress. In

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