Tony Williams is the author of four books including, "Hurricane of Independence: The Untold Story of the Deadly Storm at the Deciding Moment of the American Revolution," "Pox and the Covenant: Franklin, Mather, and the Epidemic that Changed America's Destiny," "The Jamestown Experiment:The Remarkable Story of the Enterprising Colony and the Unexpected Results that Shaped America," and "America's Beginnings: The Dramatic Events that Shaped a Nation's Character." He holds history degrees from Syracuse University and Ohio State University, and is the Program Director at the Washington, Jefferson & Madison Institute in Charlottesville, VA, that teaches Founding principles and documents to teachers and citizens. He taught history for fifteen years. He lives with his family in Williamsburg, VA. He can be reached for speaking engagements by contacting his publisher, Sourcebooks. He blogs regularly for the WJMI at www.wjmi.org. His forthcoming book, "Washington & Hamilton: The Alliance that Created America," will be published by Sourcebooks in August, 2015, and is being co-authored with Stephen F. Knott, author of "Alexander Hamilton and the Persistence of Myth."