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Siege of Boston

While histories of the American Revolution tend to focus on just how bad the Americans had it: indeed, there is no getting around this fact; it can...
Infantry: Continental Army, 1779-1783, IV / H.A. Ogden ; lith. by G.H. Buek & Co., N.Y.
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Soldier Pay in the American Revolution

“The paymaster has not a single dollar in hand” General George Washington wrote to the president of the Continental Congress John Hancock while...
Painting of Henry Lee
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Henry Lee III

Henry Lee III or, as he was referred to after the American Revolution, “Light-Horse” Harry Lee, was one of George Washington’s most tenacious cavalry...
This is an image of troops and cavalries assembling at Guilford Courthouse.
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The Guilford Battleground Company

"Guilford Courthouse [National Military Park], the first Revolutionary War battlefield set aside as a national park, is important not only for the...
This is an image of troops and cavalries assembling at Guilford Courthouse.
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Guilford Courthouse

This page describes the Battle of Guildford Court House, a pyrrhic British victory in the Southern theater of the Revolutionary War.
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Boston

This article describes the Siege of Boston, the first major action of the American Revolutionary War.
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Peter Francisco

One of the most unsung heroes of the war and the stuff of which legends are made of was the six and a half foot tall Peter Francisco known both as the...
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Human Heroes

This page describes the heroic actions and achievements of two of the Revolutionary War's most accomplished generals: Henry Knox and Nathanael Greene.

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