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A brief history of their involvement in the American Revolution.

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A brief history of their involvement in the American Revolution.

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In 1764, Wythe, as an experienced legislator, drafted for the House of Burgess an objection to Parliament about the possible stamp tax that would be imposed. Wythe was one of the firsts to propose separation of the nation from Britain. When the American Revolution began, he volunteered for the army but was instead sent the Continental congress.

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A Federalist, Anti-Federalist, or not affiliated with either group?

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A Federalist, Anti-Federalist, or not affiliated with either group?

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George Wythe was a federalist. He was one of the federalists leaders at the Virginia Ratifying Convention.

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What they believed should be included in the U.S. Constitution...

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What they believed should be included in the U.S. Constitution...

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George Wythe strongly believed all men white or black were created equally. He argued against slavery both publicly and privately. He never owned slaves in his life time unlike some others who spoke against it.

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Wythe was a great American Law teacher teaching Thomas Jefferson, John Marshall, and Henry Clay. Thomas Jefferson  and George Wythe maintained a life long friendship and would become political allies.

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Virginia