Tag: American Revolution
Undeceived: Who Would Write the Political Story of the Revolution? – Journal of the American Revolution
By James M. Smith Undeceived: Who Would Write the Political Story of the Revolution? – Journal of the American Revolution — Read on allthingsliberty.com/2022/01/undeceived-who-would-write-the-political-story-of-the-revolution/
Nathan Hale: A Patriot to Remember
By Rick Green It’s the fall of 1776 and New York City is under attack. The Declaration of Independence had birthed … — Read on m.theepochtimes.com/nathan-hale-a-patriot-to-remember_4150983.html
Christmas Day: A Soldier’s Holiday? – Journal of the American Revolution
By John Rees Christmas Day: A Soldier’s Holiday? – Journal of the American Revolution — Read on allthingsliberty.com/2021/12/christmas-day-a-soldiers-holiday/
What Were the Brooklyn Line of Forts in 1776? – Journal of the American Revolution
By David M. Griffin The planned capture of New York City in 1776 by British forces set the stage for what was to become the largest battle of the Revolutionary War period. – Journal of the American Revolution — Read on allthingsliberty.com/2021/10/what-were-the-brooklyn-line-of-forts-in-1776/
Was Cornwallis a Coward? ~ The Imaginative Conservative
By Alan Pell Crawford The caricature of the British generals of the American Revolution is one of them prancing about in their splendid red uniforms, dipping snuff, looking down their snooty noses at the silly-billy Americans, and cowering from the slaughter, lest their wigs… Continue Reading “Was Cornwallis a Coward? ~ The Imaginative Conservative”
The Baleful Comet of Boston: Samuel Adams & the Puritan Republic – The Imaginative Conservative
By M. E. Bradford Samuel Adams believed that men are ruled more by fear or other emotions than by reason. And Sam Adams knew how to generate anger and fear. Thus he kept up the flow of propaganda that followed from the town’s versions… Continue Reading “The Baleful Comet of Boston: Samuel Adams & the Puritan Republic – The Imaginative Conservative”
10 Amazing Women of the Revolutionary War
By Pamela Morrow “I desire you would remember the ladies”—March 31, 1776, Abigail Adams to her husband, John Adams 10 Amazing Women of the Revolutionary War
Dr. Bob Here 