Author: Kelley Danahy and Kate Danahy

Kelley Danahy is a professor teaching organic chemistry and spectroscopy at Northeastern University in Boston. When not assisting students, she spends her time writing and exploring her lifelong interest in the American Revolution. Kate Danahy is an independent scholar and educator currently based in Boston, with a BA in English Language and Literature. She has taught a variety of subjects, including literature, theology, philosophy, and history, for students in multiple North American and Asian countries.

Autobiography and Biography Posted on August 11, 2026August 10, 2026

Gotthold Frederick Enslin: A Life Rebuilt

Lieutenant Gotthold Frederick Enslin served less than a year in the Continental army, and if his name is remembered, it is most often invoked for how that career ended. In what was certainly one of the more painful moments in his life, George Washington had him drummed out of the army for attempted sodomy, the […]

by Kelley Danahy and Kate Danahy