A survey of the history and sites associated with the American Revolution. Sites include: Bennington Battlefield State Park; Buckman Tavern, Massachusetts; Morris-Jumel Mansion, New York..... Read More about The War for Independence. Theme X. The National Survey of Historic Sites and Buildings
This map accompanied the 1846 Philadelphia edition of Some Account of the British Army, Under the Command of General Howe, and of the Battle of..... Read More about 1846 Hand-Colored Map: Plan of the Battle of Brandywine. September 11th, 1777. Compiled from an...
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“This classic work remains the most comprehensive history of the many and important roles played by African Americans during the American Revolution. With this book..... Read More about The Negro in the American Revolution. [Inscribed and Signed by Author
Revolutionary War-date Philadelphia newspaper printed and published by John Dunlap, the first printer of the Declaration of Independence. This issue of The Pennsylvania Packet, the..... Read More about Oaths of Allegiance and Elections in Revolutionary War Philadelphia; Congress Supplies the Army...
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Rare and decorative engraved broadside of the Declaration of Independence by George G. Smith (1795–1878), largely based upon the Binns edition, presenting the full text..... Read More about Declaration of Independence. In Congress July 4th 1776. [caption title
Autograph Letter Signed by Nathaniel Irish (1737–1816) writing to former Revolutionary War General Andrew Porter (1743–1813), then Surveyor General of Pennsylvania, seeking an appointment for..... Read More about C.1809–1813 Autograph Letter Signed by Nathaniel Irish to General Andrew Porter, both former...
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Manuscript receipt acknowledging receiving 30 pounds, autographed by this American lawyer and patriot. Princeton native Jonathan Dickinson Sergeant (1746 –1793), attended Princeton, represented New Jersey..... Read More about 1781 Autograph Document Signed of Jonathan Dickinson Sergeant, as Lawyer in Private Practice
Revolutionary War-dated receipt issued to Andrew Betteys of Chelmsford, Massachusetts for his payment of £1, 17s, 2f. “in full for his parte toward hireing a...... Read More about C.1781–1782 Receipt for the hiring a “Contanental Solger”, i.e., Continental Soldier,...
“The definitive account of the first American blacks emancipated in the Revolution, their return to Africa, and their creation of a new society there.” (dust..... Read More about The Loyal Blacks
The author describes the period post-Independence when New Jersey, like her loosely-linked confederate states, sought to become part of a unified nation. New Brunswick: Rutgers..... Read More about Experiment in Independence. New Jersey in the Critical Period 1781-1789
Rare American Revolution war-date Philadelphia pocket almanac printed in 1777 by the celebrated printer John Dunlap. Dunlap had printed the Declaration of Independence the year..... Read More about Father Abraham’s Pocket Almanack for the year 1777; Fitted to the Use of Pennsylvania, and the...
Chromolithographic calendar commemorating the American Revolution printed by Boston lithographers, L. Prang & Co. The calendar was designed at the New York School of Applied..... Read More about Revolutionary Calendar Dedicated to the Sons and Daughters of the American Revolution… [caption...
