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In January 1776, Virginia’s Port City of Norfolk Was Set Ablaze, Galvanizing the Revolution. But Who Really Lit the Match?
The first morning of 1776 dawned mercifully warm and clear over Virginia’s port of Norfolk, a welcome change after the snow ...
The Battle of Brandywine was an example of how the Revolutionary Way was a civil war. About 500 colonists fought at Brandywine on the side of the British as loyalists, firing at their neighbors and ...
British troops and loyalists fled Boston by ship for Canada in "disgrace" after nearly a decade of occupation that incited protest, bloodshed and then revolution, on this day in history, March 17, ...
The Western Journal on MSN
'World Turned Upside Down' - British Surrender to Americans at Yorktown on This Day
The Revolutionary War began 250 years ago this year, but it would not be until over six years later, for all intents and purposes, that it came to an end with a victory over the British at Yorktown, ...
One year after a remarkable American victory over the British in the Revolutionary War, residents of Charleston held a public celebration. The commemoration, organized by The Palmetto Society ...
Benedict Arnold began the Revolutionary War as a dedicated patriot and able battlefield commander. Without Arnold, it could be argued, the fledgling United States may not have survived. All he really ...
KINGSTON, N.Y. — Members of the 24th Regiment of Foot Revolutionary War reenactment group were a hit with visitors to the Kingston Farmers Market on Saturday. A small contingent of soldiers and ...
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