revolutionary-war

colorful, story-telling overview of the American Revolutionary War, with biographies of the founding fathers, little-known facts, etc.

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Mercy Otis Warren

Author and propagandist, Warren is one of the first American women to write for a public... https://t.co/h0dbzZkoVB

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Sybil Ludington

Called the female Paul Revere, riding to warn of an imminent attack on Danbury, Connecticut, by... https://t.co/sf6UDcbJYz

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Born in London, Reed moved to Philadelphia where she hosted many political leaders in her home, including General... https://t.co/8t2JhRpKj5

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Martha Washington

The first FLOTUS, Washington was born in New Kent Country, Virginia. During the infamous... https://t.co/ANHBk5SKD2

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Molly Pitcher

Some women literally fought in the Revolution, even though almost all the soldiers were men. Mary... https://t.co/5SiXzYIjtB

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Dolley Madison
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Madison served as hostess in the White House for Widower Thomas Jefferson and... https://t.co/AZqK0bgkWk

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Deborah Sampson
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Sampson fought in the American Revolution under the alias Robert Shurtlieff. She... https://t.co/u9m1gsRQDT

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Abigial Adams:

Born in Weymouth, Massachusetts, Adams is one of the most famous women of the Revolutionary Era.... https://t.co/6AZuveJz7i

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Post 4: Just a handful of ladies who did some remarkable things during their time when our nation wasn’t a nation... https://t.co/cZCJgn11fM

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Post 3: just a handful of ladies who did some remarkable things during their time when our nation wasn’t a nation... https://t.co/sdmPDssAy9

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JULY 25TH Today in the American Revolution ...

1775
Maryland issues currency depicting George III trampling the... https://t.co/sunBQslsg1

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Post 5: just a handful of ladies who did some remarkable things during their time when our nation wasn’t a nation... https://t.co/AZTaT6I2jj

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Post 4: Just a handful of ladies who did some remarkable things during their time when our nation wasn’t a nation... https://t.co/YSqzu4vRWB

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So apparently Alexander Hamilton and Aaron Burr actually ran into each other during a social function... https://t.co/k6wbTkbGB0

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Today In History: July 2nd 1776, the Second Continental Congress, in Philadelphia, adopts Richard... https://t.co/biOpLsaXva

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eccentwrit:
“ So apparently A. Hamilton and A. Burr actually ran into each other during a social function... https://t.co/ZIdyQU2LOX

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JULY 10TH Today in the Revolution ...
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“ 1775
Horatio Gates issues order excluding blacks from Continental Army.
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10 July 1778
thephantomofthelibrary:
“Louis XVI of France declares war on Great Britain and aids America in the... https://t.co/3UeiDcM4L2