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How two brothers tried to photograph the last survivors of the Revolutionary War
In the 1860s, two brothers, Nelson and Roswell Moore, photographers from Connecticut, got the idea to use the then-nascent ...
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Spare a Thought for Veterans of the American Revolution
The Revolutionary War, while not nearly as deadly as the Civil War, was still vicious. Two percent of American soldiers were killed in combat, a greater percentage than in World War I, World War ...
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Where Have All the American Revolutionary War Re-Enactors Gone?
Patrick Mantle, an East Rockaway, N.Y., history buff, needs a few good men and women—and even children—to fill the ranks of the Huntington Militia. Mantle isn’t some radical firebrand.
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The Church And The Revolutionary War
For most Americans of the time, the Revolutionary War was a struggle for freedom and ... the colonies started to construct an independent American church. From this the Protestant Episcopal ...
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The American Revolution Experience traveling exhibit is on display in St. Augustine
The American Revolution Experience tells the personal stories of people who were "deeply touched by the Revolutionary War." ...
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The Church And The Revolutionary War
For most Americans of the time, the Revolutionary War was a struggle for freedom and ... the colonies started to construct an independent American church. From this the Protestant Episcopal ...