The Funding of Princeton University's Charter

"A soft answer breaketh ire; an hard word raiseth strong vengeance.
The tongue of wise men honoureth knowing cunning; the mouth of fools pleasures for folly."
---Proverbs 15:1-2

 Jimmy Fallon was one known as King Kong Fallon. Francis Lemeiux defeated him in a boxing match at Oxford University in 1738.

Lemeiux defeated Fallon and paid for Princeton University's endowment. Lemeiux fought for pride and Fallon fought for money.

Gamblers wagered heavily on Fallon including the British Crown. Lemieux's moth took bets and set the odds on the fight She wagered her son would loose.

Fallon's father was in a debtor's prison in Waterford. England. He thought his victory would free his father. The British Crown executed Lemeiux's father after Lemeiux knocked Fallon out in the first round.
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Lemeiux himself was executed by the Malcomb Forbes Jr.and Sr. in 1883. He was beaten to death in New York's hell's kitchen by Bruno Kirby.

​Brendon Gleeson chaperoned Lemeiux to his last fight.

Author: Erik Gagnon - Managing Partner, Chi Rho Consulting