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Happy Birthday Marines
The United States Marine Corps has been protecting America since the Second Continental Congress raised two battalions of Continental Marines in 1775. The Marine Corps is still exhibiting “Unco… more →
Blogging the Revolution
John Newton - wrote, Jul. 14, 1775
separateholy wrote 5 days ago: “Amazing Grace” Amazing grace! How sweet the sound That saved a wretch like me! I once was lost, but … more →
British Bloodied Badly at Bunker Hill
Joel wrote 1 month ago: For many Americans Colonists, the time for “words with the homeland” was over. B … more →
A Meeting of the Minds, Act 2
Joel wrote 2 months ago: The sound of the gavel that ended the First Continental Congress in October of 1774 was still … more →
Extract from Derry Journal 18th of August 1775
oprishki wrote 5 months ago: From: http://www.finnvalley.ie/glenfin/other/brockaghfair/ Extract from Derry Journal 18 … more →
November 10th - 2008 Semper Fidelis Devil Dogs
Joe Holt wrote 8 months ago: Happy Birthday Marines November 10th, 2008 1775 Tun Tavern – Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Bi … more →
Happy Birthday Marines
Daughter of Revolution wrote 8 months ago: The United States Marine Corps has been protecting America since the Second Continental Congress ra … more →
Happy Birthday USMC (and to a crazy German Monk)...
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Benjamin P. Glaser wrote 8 months ago: General Lejeune’s Birthday Message On November 1st. 1921, John A. Lejeune, 13th Commandant of … more →
Today in History: American Revolution; British naval fleet attacks Norfolk, Virginia
modelworks wrote 8 months ago: October 24, 1775 – Lord John Murray Dunmore, orders a British naval fleet of six ships to sail up th … more →
Fighting for Freedom
Daughter of Revolution wrote 9 months ago: It took many patriots and muskets to defend the bridge and prevent the crossing of the Hessians ove … more →
A Revolutionary People at War: The Continental Army and American Character, 1775-1783
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Rene Tyree wrote 9 months ago: Charles Royster. A Revolutionary People at War: The Continental Army and American Character, 1775-17 … more →
Patrick Henry: "Give Me Liberty or Give Me Death"
whitewraithe wrote 9 months ago: Who was Patrick Henry? And why do we remember his words? To understand the man and the event, let … more →
Patrick Henry's "Give me Liberty or Give me Death" speech---233 year and 5 months ago---lest we forget, lest we forget....
charleslincoln3 wrote 11 months ago: St. John’s Church, Richmond, Virginia March 23, 1775. MR. PRESIDENT: No man thinks more highly … more →
Founding Father of Canada
Daughter of Revolution wrote 11 months ago: The American Revolution and General Benedict Arnold birthed another nation to be, — Canada. W … more →
No Tea, But Here's Some Humble Pie
Joel wrote 1 year ago: The Second Continental Congress, gathering in May of 1775 on the heels of the opening shots … more →
Happy 4th of July: Schoolhouse Rock Style!
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Matthew Gilbert wrote 1 year ago: Having been born in Boston, Massachusetts and sharing a birthday with George Washington, American hi … more →
American Revolution
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cohort wrote 1 year ago: A while back you may recall that I was fortunate to be able to see Iris DeMent perform in Lexington … more →
Montgomery's Memorial of 1776
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Daughter of Revolution wrote 1 year ago: Saint Paul’s Chapel, New York City, New York General Richard MONTGOMERY was the first America … more →
5.17 Minutemen
wallbuilder wrote 1 year ago: Then I said to the nobles, the officials and the rest of the people, “The work is extensive an … more →
Carom (L'amour de l'étymologie III)
Dan wrote 1 year ago: L’amour de l’étymologie is a feature exploring the etymology of English words. Today’s entry is caro … more →
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