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/Home/Historical Studies/History/American History/American Wars/Revolutionary War 2nd North Carolina Regiment of the Continental Line Votes:0 Enter Last Revised 01/28/07 Site Administrator Read More Go to Site 4th Coy, Brigade of Guards Votes:0 4 th Company Brigade of Guards We've Moved!!! Our New home is www.brigadeofguards.org Click here to go to our new home. Email the Webmaster © Copyright 1999-2001 - 4th Coy, Brigade of Guards In America, Ltd. All rights reserved. No original content contained on this site may be used without express written consent from the 4th Coy, Brigade of Guards In America, Ltd. This site last updated 26 April 2001 Read More Go to Site American Revolution Votes:0 American Revolution The Spirit of '76 by Archibald McNeal Willard U.S. State Department, Washington, D.C. See theAmerican Revolution Chart for a quick summary of the key events and battles. I. Strengths and Weaknesses of Opposing Sides A. Great Britain 1. Strengths a) Population (7.5 million to 2.5 million colonists) b) Monetary wealth c) Naval forces d) Professional army i) 50,000 British ii) 30,000 Hessians iii) 30, 000 American Loyalists 2. Weaknesses a) Unrest in Ireland b) British government inept and confused, led by King George III and Lord North c) Lack of British desire to crush American cousins. Whigs cheered American victories. d) Military difficulties i) Second-rate generals ii) Brutal treatment of soldiers (one lashed 800 times for striking an officer) iii) Inadequate, poor pr Read More Go to Site Battle of Bunker Hill Votes:0 Battle of Bunker Hill By Chris Groboske Links to other sections of my web page Essay Text Outline Works Cited Working Bibliography Site finished Oct. 25, 1998 If this site has helped you, and even if it did not, you should visit the following link. Read More Go to Site Brandywine Battlefield Historic Site Votes:0 Incline to the right! Incline to the left! Halt! Charge! The balls plowing up the ground. The trees cracking over one's head. The branches riven by the artillery. The leaves falling as in autumn by the grapeshot. British officer's comments on the battle. Copyright ©1998-2007 Independence Hall Association Read More Go to Site Colonial Virginia - Williamsburg Virginia Official Site - Guide for Colonial Williamsburg, VA Votes:0 Please enable JavaScript. Monday - November 19, 2007 Scattered Clouds - 48° - Forecast Featured Sponsor Williamsburg Packages Begin your journey to 18th century Williamsburg with a customized vacation package. Click Here for Details! Top 5 Deals 1) Williamsburg Vacations starting at $49 - This limited time vacation package includes either a $50 VISA® gift card or 2 tickets to Colonial Williamsburg. Click here for details. www.ultimatevacationge... 2) Williamsburg Getaways from $79 - Williamsburg Hotels from $19. Hotel Packages with tickets from $79. 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To accomplish this he assembled the "Flanking units", including Light Infantry and Grenadiers, from his Boston Garrison. In charge he put Lieutenant Colonel Francis Smith and Marine Major John Pitcairn. He also composed a relief column under the command of Lord Hugh Percy to le Read More Go to Site Department of Military Science - Battle of Lexington and Concord Votes:0 Department of Military Science About ROTC Programs Faculty & Staff News & Events Resources Contact Us About WPI Battle of Lexington and Concord Minute Man Monument at Lexington Green "By The Rude Bridge That Arched The Flood, Their Flag to April's Breeze Unfurled, Here Once The Embattled Farmers Stood, And Fired The Shot Heard Round The World." A Brief History: On the 15 of April 1775, when General Thomas Gage, British Military Governor of Massachusetts, was ordered to destroy the rebel's military stores at Concord. To accomplish this he assembled the "Flanking units", including Light Infantry and Grenadiers, from his Boston Garrison. In charge he put Lieutenant Colonel Francis Smith and Marine Major John Pitcairn. He also composed a relief column under the command of Lord Hugh Percy to le Read More Go to Site Department of Military Science - Battle of Lexington and Concord Votes:0 Department of Military Science About ROTC Programs Faculty & Staff News & Events Resources Contact Us About WPI Battle of Lexington and Concord Minute Man Monument at Lexington Green "By The Rude Bridge That Arched The Flood, Their Flag to April's Breeze Unfurled, Here Once The Embattled Farmers Stood, And Fired The Shot Heard Round The World." A Brief History: On the 15 of April 1775, when General Thomas Gage, British Military Governor of Massachusetts, was ordered to destroy the rebel's military stores at Concord. To accomplish this he assembled the "Flanking units", including Light Infantry and Grenadiers, from his Boston Garrison. In charge he put Lieutenant Colonel Francis Smith and Marine Major John Pitcairn. He also composed a relief column under the command of Lord Hugh Percy to le Read More Go to Site Department of Military Science - Battle of Lexington and Concord Votes:0 Department of Military Science About ROTC Programs Faculty & Staff News & Events Resources Contact Us About WPI Battle of Lexington and Concord Minute Man Monument at Lexington Green "By The Rude Bridge That Arched The Flood, Their Flag to April's Breeze Unfurled, Here Once The Embattled Farmers Stood, And Fired The Shot Heard Round The World." A Brief History: On the 15 of April 1775, when General Thomas Gage, British Military Governor of Massachusetts, was ordered to destroy the rebel's military stores at Concord. To accomplish this he assembled the "Flanking units", including Light Infantry and Grenadiers, from his Boston Garrison. In charge he put Lieutenant Colonel Francis Smith and Marine Major John Pitcairn. He also composed a relief column under the command of Lord Hugh Percy to le Read More Go to Site Drums Along The Mohawk forwarding to http://www.nyhistory.net/~drums Votes:0 "Drums Along The Mohawk" has moved to NY History Net. Follow the link and update your bookmarks!. copyright 1997-2004. All Rights Reserved. Read More Go to Site EyeWitness to History Votes:0 EyeWitness has a new location: eyewitnesstohistory.com You will transferred to our new site in a few seconds. Please bookmark the new location for future reference! Read More Go to Site Fifth Virginia Votes:0 New home page http://www.fieldmusic.com/fifth/fifth.htm Read More Go to Site Flags of the American Revolution Votes:0 Flags of the American Revolution The early days of the American Revolution led to the use of many flags as the colonists struggled with the aims of the revolt, whether rights within the British Empire or outright independence. Early designs tended to be modifications of British flags until the colonials took the path of independence in 1776. From that point on, the flags of the United States took their own distinct path. An ensign used by British naval and merchant ships, the Red Ensign is the British flag initially favored by the colonists, and all designs of American flags descended from this banner. First used by George Washington on January 1, 1776, this modification of the British Red Ensign became in effect the first national flag of the United States. Rattlesnake flags were very pop Read More Go to Site Fort Griswold Home Page Votes:0 Fort Griswold Home Page The current photo is from the 200 th anniversary commemoration battle: Americans defend the fort Some basic information about Fort Griswold Battlefield State Park (From the pamphlet that is handed out at the Park by the Connecticut DEP ) PRIVATEERS "During the Revolutionary War, New London harbor on the Thames River was home port for many privately owned armed ships that preyed upon British supply vessels and merchant ships. The privateers were licensed by the State of Connecticut according to the rules established by Congress. Each year they increased in number and captured more British shipping. Their exploits peaked with the taking of the Hannah by the Minerva in the summer of 1781. Seizure of the Hannah's rich cargo, which included personal supplies for the Read More Go to Site fwkc.com Votes:0 This page requires frames Read More Go to Site Gaspee American 1772 Revolutionary War Attack on English: History and Research Votes:0 Joseph Bucklin Society. A National History Center for the Gaspee Affair of 1772 and the Bucklin Family 1600-1899. Home Page In This Section Select Books to buy from Our JBS Bookstore Browse Bucklin logo T-shirts, other clothing, and gift items. Receive newsletter about History and Bucklins. The Gaspee Affair In the American Revolution ---- the American attack and capture of the English Navy ship Gaspee was the first deliberate attack against the English. The English Attorney General and Solicitor General called the capture and burning of the His Majesty's ship Gaspee--- "treason" and an " act of war ". It was both. Joseph Bucklin's shooting of the English naval ship captain was part of that act of war. It was after midnight on June 10, 1772. There was no useful moonligh Read More Go to Site Gaspee Virtual Archives Votes:0 Welcome to the The Gaspee Virtual Archives at www.gaspee.ORG Current categories in the Gaspee Virtual Archives: Introduction to the Gaspee Virtual Archives Analysis of the Gaspee Event Gaspee Testimony Reactions to the Burning of the Gaspe e Cast of Characters Gaspee Backgrounds Gaspee Controversies Miscellanea Gaspee Poetry About the Gaspee Affair Teachers' Room -- Curriculum aids Gaspee for Kids! $upport the Gaspee Days Committee and this site! Gaspee Graphics File s Editorial Board Access News & Events SEARCH Gaspee.ORG Click below to go to the Gaspee Days Committee website instead: www.gaspee.COM Click below to go to the Pawtuxet Village website instead: www.Pawtuxet.com Welcome! Introduction to the Gaspee Virtual Archives If you've been researching a paper on the Burning of the HMS Ga Read More Go to Site Georgia History-The American Revolution Votes:0 Add To: Del.icio.us Digg Google Spurl Blink Furl Simpy Y! MyWeb American Revolution in Georgia Our expanded Revolutionary War coverage Additional information on the American Revolution in Georgia First American Flag(1777) By the begriming of the 1770's Georgia was the least populated of the 13 American colonies. Of the 50,000 inhabitants, half were slaves, and almost all of it's citizens were clustered near the coast. As events to the north began to lead to war with Britain, Georgia, for the most part, continued with business as usual. When the colonial representatives began convening The Continental Congress, Georgia reluctantly sent delegates. In 1776, this Congress signed the Declaration of Independence. The Georgians that signed this document were: Button Gwinnett Lyman Hall George Wal Read More Go to Site Handbook of Texas Online: Votes:0 format this article to print GÁLVEZ, BERNARDO DE (1746-1786). Bernardo de GÁlvez was born on July 23, 1746, in Macharaviaya, a mountain village in the province of MÁlaga, Spain, the son of MatÍas and Josepha Madrid y Gallardo de GÁlvez. During his lifetime his family was one of the most distinguished in the royal service of Spain. Following family tradition, Bernardo chose a military career. In 1762 he served as a lieutenant in a war with Portugal, after which he was promoted to captain in the Regiment of La CoruÑa. He arrived in New Spain for the first time as a part of the entourage of his uncle, JosÉ de GÁlvez Gallardo, qv who undertook an inspection tour of the viceroyalty of New Spain. In 1769 GÁlvez was commissioned to go to the northern frontier of New Spain, where he soon became co Read More Go to Site Hargrett Library Rare Map Collection - Revolutionary America Votes:0 Site Contents New World Colonial America Revolutionary America Revolutionary Georgia Union & Expansion American Civil War Frontier to New South Savannah & the Coast Transportation Trouble Printing? Imaging Services Publishing Information Rare Map Reference Questions Rare Map Collection - Revolutionary America Map No. Map Name & Negative Number Author (year) File Size Map 1776 B6 Bowles' map of the seat of war . Neg 5174 Bowles 1776 330kb Map 1776 F3 A plan of the attack of Fort Sulivan near Charles Town in South Carolina . Neg 5176 Faden 1776 176kb Map 1776 G3 A plan of the river and sound of D'awfoskee in South Carolina . Neg 5177 Gascoigne 1776 277kb Map 1776 L6 Carte de la nouvelle republique de l'Amerique . Neg 5180 Lotter 1776 382kb Map 1776 L62 Carte nouvelle de l'Amerique Angloise . Read More Go to Site HERKIMER.HTML Votes:0 HERKIMER.HTML Herkimer Home Little Falls, New York Herkimer Home State Historic Site Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation Nicholas Herkimer Battle of Oriskany Herkimer Home Plants - Garden Activities - Sugaring Off Activities - Soap Making Activities - Wool Dyeing Read More Go to Site Historic Com Votes:0 Historical Documents --> Visit: Historical Documents Ancient History Historic Preservation Historic Historic Restoration Historic Costumes Eiffel Tower Tower Of London Statue Of Liberty Gateway Arch Historical Documents Bible History Books Historic Newspapers Venice Washington Dc Niagra Falls Rome Valley Forge American Heritage Magazine History Magazine Smithsonian Magazine Military History Magazine Historical Documents Irish Castles Historic Homes American Civil War Ancient History Historic Bed And Breakfast Antiques Antique Collectibles Antique Appraisal Antique Restoration American Civil War Renaissance World War 2 Reformation Historic Homes Historic Bed And Breakfast Historic Homes For Sale Historic Home Restoration Irish Castles Colonial Williamsburg French Chateau Historic Hotels His Read More Go to Site HISTORICAL REENACTMENT BRANT'S VOLONTEERS Votes:0 BRANT'S VOLONTEERS (Capt. Joseph Brant by Charles Wilson Peale, Independence National Park Collection in Philadelphia) During the American Revolutionary war, 1777-1784, Joseph Brant, Thayendanega, commanded an Indian war party made up of Loyalist Native Mohawks and Loyalist non-Native farmers from the province of New York. Operating from the village of Onaquqga and Unadilla on the Susquehanna River, Captain Brant and his men were instrumental in supporting the British cause in the Upper Province of New York and in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. Aiding in the destructuion of large agricultural areas in order to deny food stocks to Washington's army and to deprive the Rebels of much need resources, Brant and his men carried out a protracted guerilla war in support of the crown. His men al Read More Go to Site Joseph Brant (Thayendanegea), Mohawk Votes:0 Indigenous Peoples' Literature Joseph Brant (Thayendanegea), Mohawk "Our wise men are called Fathers, and they truly sustain that character. Do you call yourselves Christians? Does the religion of Him who you call your Savior inspire your spirit, and guide your practices? Surely not. It is recorded of him that a bruised reed he never broke. Cease then to call yourselves Christians, lest you declare to the world your hypocrisy. Cease too to call other nations savage, when you are tenfold more the children of cruelty than they. No person among us desires any other reward for performing a brave and worthwhile action, but the consciousness of having served his nation. I bow to no man for I am considered a prince among my own people. But I will gladly shake your hand." Joseph Brant to King Geor Read More Go to Site Loyalist Institute Home Page Votes:0 Skip to: What is a Loyalist? , What Will I Find Here? Newsletter , Awards Greetings to all those who are in search of Americans who remained Loyal to the British Crown during the War for Independence Just in Time for the Holidays! The On-Line Institute for Advanced Loyalist Studies is pleased to offer for sale the latest work by contributing-author, Todd Braisted: The Revolutionary War in Bergen County , published by The History Press. Please click here for details. Welcome to The On-Line Institute for Advanced Loyalist Studies! Within you will find a combination of information we believe to be unique among sites dealing with the Loyalists of the American Revolution. It is our goal to provide reliable, high quality material on the Loyalists in the fields of: Military Research Genealogy Liv Read More Go to Site Loyalist Institute: Black Loyalists Index Page Votes:0 Black Loyalists One of the most fascinating tales concerning the American Revolution, and Loyalists in particular, is the role of African Americans. Blacks were represented in all geographic areas of America and were a part of everyday life, whether as free people or slaves. Our site covers both the military and civilian aspects of the Black Loyalist experience. There was but one Provincial regiment in which their service was permitted, that of course being the Black Pioneers . Sir William HOWE banned Black and Mulatto soldiers in any Provincial regiment under his command, ordering the discharge of any who had previously enlisted. Sadly, we will never know how many men this affected, as their names have been lost to history. Undeterred, many Blacks found their way to freedom within the Bri Read More Go to Site Minute Man National Historical Park (U.S. National Park Service) Votes:0 Search this park Search nps.gov .arrow { font-weight: normal; padding-top: 3px; padding-right: 3px } .NavArrow { color: #b28000; font-size: 10px; font-family: Verdana; font-weight: bold; line-height: 11px; text-decoration: none; padding-right: 3px; padding-bottom: 5px; padding-left: 2px } PARK HOME PLAN YOUR VISIT PHOTOS & MULTIMEDIA HISTORY & CULTURE NATURE & SCIENCE FOR TEACHERS MANAGEMENT SUPPORT YOUR PARK Site Index Frequently Asked Questions Contact Us text size: printer friendly p#quicklink { margin: 0 0 3px } .quicklinkspacing { line-height: 11px; padding-top: 3px; padding-right: 3px; padding-left: 3px } QUICKLINKS: Directions Operating Hours & Seasons Fees & Reservations Things To Do Volunteer Opportunities Facilities for Public Use Schedule of Events Centennial Initiative 2016 A R Read More Go to Site Old Barracks Museum, Trenton, New Jersey Votes:0 The Old Barracks Museum is sponsored by: The New Jersey Cultural Trust , and the New Jersey Historical Commission , Divisions of the Department of State And the following corporate Sponsors: Heed the call - Join the Old Barracks Association today, and do your part to help keep history alive for tomorrow! After a two-month closing , the Old Barracks is once again open for regular business, 7 days a week. Thank you for your support during this difficult time. The Old Barracks is proud to present Remarkable for His Industry This newly opened exhibit is based on archeological digs required by the New Jersey Department of Transportation in anticipation of the construction of the Route 29 tunnel in 2000. Finds from the site provide us with a marvelous window onto the commercial life of Revolutio Read More Go to Site Paul, Laura and Benjamin Thomas Home Page Votes:0 Welcome to the Home Page for Paul, Laura and Benjamin Thomas This page was last updated February 2002 Paul and Laura were married in an 18th century themed ceremony at the Old Wye Church on the Eastern Shore of Maryland. Since they met through their mutual love of history and involvement with living history, they felt a colonial wedding was most appropriate. This photograph was taken on May 17, 1997 at their wedding. Also pictured are Virginia Rounsaville, Ann Marie and Scott Staton, members of the wedding party. The ceremony was conducted by The Reverand Charles E. Osberger. We are forever grateful for his willingness to participate in a rather unusual ceremony and for the gracious hospitality of his parishoners, who allowed us to have our "dream wedding". Our reception was cate Read More Go to Site Redirect HTML to Sons of the Revolution Votes:0 SONS OF THE REVOLUTION in the State of California This page has moved! You will be automatically redirected to URL - http://www.srcalifornia.com . If your browser did not move you to the new address in 10 seconds, click on the URL to surf there! Back to "Sons of the Revolution" . Read More Go to Site Revolutionary War Votes:0 Home Search Site About MultiEducator History Shopping For Educators American History World History Election Central NationbyNation Primary Source Documents 20th Century Almanac Aviation History Navy History Railroad History America's Wars Revolutionary War War of 1812 Mexican American Civil War Spanish American World War I World War II Korean War Vietnam War Desert Storm Enduring Freedom Iraqi Freedom Biographies Presidents First Ladies 20th Century 500 Amistadt Civics History of Israel Other Links About Historycentral Advertise Contact US HistoryCentral.com > America's Wars > Revolutionary War Causes of The War Battles & Main Events First Hand Battle Accounts Biographies of Participants Teacher's Guide Books on the War Revolutionary war On this site you can see the major events lead Read More Go to Site Royal Irish Artillery Home Page Votes:0 We are a Revolutionary War re-enactment unit depicting His Majesty's artillerymen and their equipment during the American Rebellion. Our headquarters are in Massachusetts. We also have a Northern Battery in Maine. You can find us most summer weekends participating in events along the Eastern Seaboard. We are available to hire for parades, displays, demonstrations, and town anniversaries and festivals . Welcome to our home page. Enter to learn more about us and the hobby in general. Pictures of the unit and its cannons Pictures of exploding fruit History of the Royal Irish Artillery in North America History of the Recreated Royal Irish Artillery Shameless advertisement Links to other units and related sites Contact the Unit edkreutz@ziplink.net Since 1755 Read More Go to Site Saratoga National Historical Park Home Page Votes:0 Saratoga National Historical Park The American Victory here over the British in 1777 was the turning point of the Revolution and one of the decisive battles in the world history. Major General Philip Schuyler's country home and the 154 ½-foot Saratoga Monument are nearby. Welcome to the Saratoga National Historical Park Web Site Getting to the Park Address Location Directions Transportation Telephone Accessibility Helpful Hints Recommended Clothing Climate/Weather Food/Supplies Basic Visitor Recommendations Special Needs Accessability Visitation Nearby Attractions and Services Local Attractions Learning More About the Park Acreage Visitor Impacts History of the Park Virtual Tour Story of the Battles Visitor Center Exhibits Park Passes Theater Bookstore When are We Open Seasons Operating Ho Read More Go to Site Spy Letters of the American Revolution -- From the Collections of the Clements Library, Ann Arbor, Michigan Votes:0 Letters | Stories | Methods | People | Routes | Timeline Clements Library | Sir Henry Clinton Collection | Teachers' Lounge | About the Project | Bibliography No Frames Version | Low Resolution Version Comments . Created by Kate Foster, Cynthia Ghering, Michelle Light, and Melissa McCollum (students of the School of Information) for the Clements Library, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Michigan. Last Modified May 13, 1999. Read More Go to Site The 42nd Royal Highland Regiment Votes:0 Contents What's New Main Page Scottish Society Pipes Drums Dancing History DeChartes Expedition Uniforms Links Fifes Bibliography Pictures 42nd Merchandise Colour Guard Royal Warrants Rev. War Officer Lists Booking the 42nd Burns Dinner The 42nd Royal Highland Regiment This is the official World Wide Web site of the 42nd Royal Highlanders, Inc., of Lafayette, Indiana, in the USA. Now in our 25th year, we re-enact the Black Watch (Royal Highlanders) of the late 1700s, in North America, and wish to share the history of this famous regiment. This site is in no way an official representation of the British Army, or the Black Watch. (The official web page for the Black Watch is here .) The Black Watch Am Freiceadan Dubh In the year 1739, the six independant companies of the "Highland Watch", al Read More Go to Site The 64th Regiment of Foot Votes:0 The 64th Regiment of Foot during the American Revolution This site shows the 18th century history of one of the finest regiments in the British Army. It is not affiliated with the modern reenactment group. The British Army during the Revolutionary War Life in the Regiment The Regimental Colours History of the Regiment The Brown Bess The Manual Exercise The 1768 Clothing Warrant Courts Martial Proceedings The Articles of War Annual Inspection Returns The Honour Roll The Proclamation of Rebellion Recruiting Parties The Employment of Blacks in the British Army Women and the British Army Army Pension Records British Troop Dispositions 1776 Of the sound of the drum The Soldier's Pay The Uniform of a Soldier in a Battalion Company His Majesty's 64th Regiment of Foot Hosted by Central Virginia's Read More Go to Site The American War with England Votes:0 Hispanics in the American Revolution 1775-1783 Read More Go to Site The Brigade of the American Revolution Home Page Votes:0 The Brigade is a non-profit living history association dedicated to recreating the life and times of the common soldier of the American War for Independence, 1775-1783. Members represent elements of all the armies then involved: Continental, Militia, British, Loyalist, German, French, Spanish, and Native American forces plus civilian men, women and children. Since 1962 the Brigade has been recreating a broad spectrum of the 18th Century. It's activities include military encampments, tactical exercises, firelock shooting competitions, craft demonstrations and social activities. The Brigade also conducts annual schools and educational seminars featuring experts from several fields of 18th Century study. The Brigade maintains a modest research library and publishes an educational journal, The Read More Go to Site The Connecticut Society of the Sons of the American Revolution - Home Votes:0 The Connecticut Society of the Sons of the American Revolution, Inc. The Campaign for the Nathan Hale Schoolhouses Looking towards the Future Celebrating our Connecticut State Hero His life and his Sacrifice for American Independence Create a Permanent Nathan Hale Exhibit at Both Museums - $20,000 Restore the interior woodwork and plaster in New London - $60,000 Build a New Post and Beam Barn in East Haddam - $90,000 The Campaign for the Nathan Hale Schoolhouses - Opening minds to appreciate the historic significance of our state hero and recognizing our role in nurturing and preserving it. Your Donations are greatly appreciated: Download the Brochure Here Donate $10 Donate $100 Donate $500 Home | Branches | Gallery | Patriots | Timeline | Sites | Articles | Online Store About Us | Accompl Read More Go to Site The main unit web pages for the Hesse Kassel Jaeger Korps have moved Votes:0 The main unit web pages for the Hesse Kassel Jaeger Korps have moved. You will automatically be redirected there in 15 seconds. To go there now click on www.jaegerkorps.org To access the old pages go to www.geocities.com/yosemite/1779/jaegers.html Read More Go to Site The RÉgiment de Saintonge Home Page Votes:0 85Ème RÉgiment de Saintonge and 4th Middlesex, Mass. Regiment of Foot What's 2007 Schedule Evacuation Day pictures: Dor- chester Heights, South Boston song lyrics BRC Mass. Gun Law Site --> Contents Home Regiment Today Regiment History Our Equipment Musique Distaff Camp Life Enlistment Gazette FranÇoise 4th Middlesex French Role Gallery Resources Links [Prev] [Next] I n 1781, the 85Ème RÉgiment de Saintonge and four other regiments of the French army marched south from Newport, Rhode Island to Virginia where they would join the American forces under General Washington and make the critical contribution to the final defeat of the British Crown forces at Yorktown. Today, we maintain the Élan and esprit de corps that characterized these crack troops. Our faithfulness to that spirit has made t Read More Go to Site Understanding the American Revolution and its People - History Celebrities Votes:0 Tue Jul 23 2002 Search: More -> history --> Home Famous and Fascinating Women in History Frontiersmen and Women The World's Greatest Compose rs Famous Women Spies Great Authors of the World Generals and other Noteworthy People from the Civil War The Presidents of the United States The First Ladies of the United States Homes and Monuments of and to Famous People Historical People and Events by Month for Each Day of the Year! Famous Figures in Black History The Calvert Family and the Lords Baltimore Understanding the American Revolution and its People Everything Beatles! Everything Maryland! Understanding the American Revolution and its People by John T. Marck Learn all about the American Revolutionary War, its causes, and its People. This article sponsored by: Understanding the American Rev Read More Go to Site Valley Forge Votes:0 HOME | History | Who Served | Washington | For Kids | FAQs | Visiting | Links | Guest book Welcome to Valley Forge V alley Forge is the story of the six month encampment of the Continental Army of the newly formed United States of America under the command of General George Washington, a few miles from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Though no battle was fought here from December 19, 1777 to June 19, 1778, a struggle against the elements and low morale was overcome on this sacred ground. "Naked and starving as they are we cannot enough admire the incomparable patience and fidelity of the soldiery." -General George Washington at Valley Forge, February 16, 1778. Click here for full text of letter This website was launched on Washington's Birthday, February 22, 1996. The History Hungry, Read More Go to Site Valley Oak Elementary School Experimental Community Website Votes:0 Valley Oak Elementary School Experimental Community Website Valley Oak Elementary's Room 9 Presents The Timeline of the Revolution Philip Rogers, Mike Kaufman and Bernie Goldsmith from Davis California Valley Oak Elementary school have put together the following presentation of "The Timeline of the Revolutionary War" in celebration of the Fourth of July. The timeline has been divided into separate web pages. From this overview, you may go to any one of these pages. At the bottom of each page, you may click on one of the arrows to move to earlier or later events in the timeline. War Begins April 19, 1775 Opening Clashes at Lexington Green and Concord Bridge Second Continental Congress Philadelphia, May, 1775 Battle for Bunker Hill June 17, 1775 Washington Takes Command July 3, 1775 British Read More Go to Site Virtual Marching Tour of the American Revolutionary War Votes:0 From Rebels to Mature Army Search ushistory.org BACKGROUND TO THE CAMPAIGN A quick history of the Revolutionary War 1765-1777. Plus an overview of the events leading up to the campaign. LANDING AT HEAD OF ELK Over 260 British ships arrived at Head of Elk, Maryland. Washington was ready. The trip took overly long, horses died by the hundreds. British General Howe was anxious to move on, but first he had to unload his massive armada. ON THE MARCH TO BRANDYWINE Howe heads for Philadelphia. Washington blocks the path. On the way to their first engagement of 1777, Washington exposes himself to capture, Howe misses an opportunity, the rains fall, and everyone seems prepared for what happens next. THE BATTLE OF BRANDYWINE The first battle in the campaign Howe conceives and executes a daring 17 mi Read More Go to Site Welcome Votes:0 Welcome to the American Revolution It's a time of open rebellion and John Peters and Justus Sherwood are looking for a few good men (and women) Read More Go to Site Women Soldiers in the American Revolutionary War Votes:0 AMAZING WOMEN in WAR and PEACE History raves about the heroics of men in war... but few instances are mentionedin which female courage was displayed. Yet during every conflict, and thepeaceful years between, they too were there. versus 1776 . In the beginning of the America we know there was a Revolution. And althoughthe call to arms was for men, several women donned the uniform of a Revolutionarysoldier and fought against the British. One of these women was: DEBORAH SAMSON** In October of 1778 Deborah Samson of Plympton, Massachusetts disguised herselfas a young man and presented herself to the American army as a willing volunterto oppose the common enemy. She enlisted for the whole term of the war asRobert Shirtliffe and served in the company of Captain Nathan Thayer ofMedway, Ma Read More Go to Site

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