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Campaign and Battle Studies, and Unit Histories

Review Huck's Defeat (New)
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Resource File: Examples of Continental Army Camp Equipage and Vehicle Returns, 1776-1781 (John U. Rees)
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Peter Copeland, Ethiopian Regiment ( (Military Collector & Historian)
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Hugh Boscawen, "The Origins of The Flat-Bottomed Landing Craft 1757-58," Army Museum '84 (Journal of The National Army Museum, Royal Hospital Road, London, UK, 1985), 23-30.
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"False hopes and temporary devices ...": Organizing Food Supply in the Continental Army 1. "To subsist an Army well ...": An Organizational Overview 2. "Owing to this variety of waste ...": Producing, Storing, and Transporting Bread 3. "We now have 500 head of fat cattle ...": Procuring, Transporting, and Processing Livestock
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Part VI. "'We built up housan of branchis & leavs ...': Continental Army Brush Shelters, 1778–1782" Series: "'We ... got ourselves cleverly settled for the night ...': Soldiers' Shelter on Campaign During the War for Independence"
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Part V. "'We built up housan of branchis & leavs ...': Continental Army Brush Shelters, 1775–1777" Series: "'We ... got ourselves cleverly settled for the night ...': Soldiers' Shelter on Campaign During the War for Independence"
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Review Rees Paoli Two (New)
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Soldier of Valley Forge (Yonkers, N.Y.: Privately Printed by T. Ewing, 1928) )
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Lawrence E. Babits 'Supplying The Southern Continental Army, March 1780 To September 1781,' Military Collector & Historian, Vol. 47, No. 4 (1995)
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'We ... Wheeled To The Right To Form The Line of Battle': Colonel Israel Shreve's Journal, 23 November 1776 To 14 August 1777 (Including Accounts of The Action at The Short Hills)
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Francis E. Devine, "The Pennsylvania Flying Camp, July-November 1776," Pennsylvania History. Vol. 46, No. 1 (Jan. 1979)
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Eric Manders, 'Notes On Troop Units in The Flying Camp, 1776,' Military Collector & Historian, Vol. XXVI, No. 1 (Spring 1974)
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'The Uses and Conveniences of Different Kinds of Water Craft': Continental Army Vessels On Inland Waterways, 1775-1782
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Articles On The Monmouth Campaign and Battle, June 1778
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'The Road Appeared To Be Full of Red Coats ': An Episode in The Forage War: The Battle of Millstone, 20 January 1777
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"The Enemy Giting Intelligence of Our Movement ... ": Surprise at Haddonfield and Cooper's Ferry, April 1778
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Losses in The New Jersey Brigade at The Battles Of: Short Hills (June 26, 1777) Brandywine (September 11, 1777) Germantown (October 4, 1777) .
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'The End of The War Will Be The Commencement of Our Felicity.': Insights On Two Campaigns by Col. Israel Shreve (1779) and Lt. Col. Francis Barber (1781)
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(Endnotes) "Reach Coryels Ferry. Encamp On The Pennsylvania Side.": The March From Valley Forge To Monmouth Courthouse, 18 To 28 June 1778
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(First Part) “The pleasure of their number”1778: Crisis, Conscription, and Revolutionary Soldiers’ Recollections (A Preliminary Study)Part I. “Filling the Regiments by drafts from the Militia.” The 1778 Recruiting Acts
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'None of You Know The Hardships of A Soldiers Life ': Service of The Connecticut Regiments of Maj. Gen. Alexander McDougall's Division, 1777-1778
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C.R. Cole (With Charles L Blockson), "Hannah Till Mother of Isaac Woorley Till," (Daughters of The American Revolution, Commemorative Marker Research, 2015) )
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Drew Gruber, "'No Regular Troops Cou'd Behave With More Zeal & Alacrity ': Mercer's Grenadier Militia"
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'A Very Smart Cannonading Ensued From Both Sides.': Continental Artillery at Monmouth Courthouse, 28 June 1778
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"Reach Coryels Ferry. Encamp On The Pennsylvania Side.": The March From Valley Forge To Monmouth Courthouse, 18 To 28 June 1778
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(Second Part) “The pleasure of their number”Crisis, Conscription, and Revolutionary Soldiers’ Recollections (A Preliminary Study)Part II. "Fine, likely, tractable men." Levy Statistics and New Jersey Service Narratives
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"It Appeared To Me As If Here We Should Live Secure " A Family's Precarious Refuge in Paramus, 1776 To 1780
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'Make Use of Pack-Horses As Far As May Be Practicable ... ': Baggage Carried On Horseback During The American War, 1776 To 1781
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"So Much For A Scotch Prize.": Paramus, New Jersey, 23 March 1780
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(Third Part) “The pleasure of their number”: Crisis, Conscription, and Revolutionary Soldiers’ Recollections (A Preliminary Study)Part III."He asked me if we had been discharged …” New Jersey, Massachusetts, New York, Maryland, and North Carolina Levy Narratives
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Campaign and Battle Studies, and Unit Histories

Review Huck's Defeat (New)

Resource File: Examples of Continental Army Camp Equipage and Vehicle Returns, 1776-1781 (John U. Rees)

Peter Copeland, Ethiopian Regiment ( (Military Collector & Historian)

Hugh Boscawen, "The Origins of The Flat-Bottomed Landing Craft 1757-58," Army Museum '84 (Journal of The National Army Museum, Royal Hospital Road, London, UK, 1985), 23-30.

Part VI. "'We built up housan of branchis & leavs ...': Continental Army Brush Shelters, 1778–1782" Series: "'We ... got ourselves cleverly settled for the night ...': Soldiers' Shelter on Campaign During the War for Independence"

Part V. "'We built up housan of branchis & leavs ...': Continental Army Brush Shelters, 1775–1777" Series: "'We ... got ourselves cleverly settled for the night ...': Soldiers' Shelter on Campaign During the War for Independence"

Review Rees Paoli Two (New)

Soldier of Valley Forge (Yonkers, N.Y.: Privately Printed by T. Ewing, 1928) )

Lawrence E. Babits 'Supplying The Southern Continental Army, March 1780 To September 1781,' Military Collector & Historian, Vol. 47, No. 4 (1995)

'We ... Wheeled To The Right To Form The Line of Battle': Colonel Israel Shreve's Journal, 23 November 1776 To 14 August 1777 (Including Accounts of The Action at The Short Hills)

Francis E. Devine, "The Pennsylvania Flying Camp, July-November 1776," Pennsylvania History. Vol. 46, No. 1 (Jan. 1979)

Eric Manders, 'Notes On Troop Units in The Flying Camp, 1776,' Military Collector & Historian, Vol. XXVI, No. 1 (Spring 1974)

'The Uses and Conveniences of Different Kinds of Water Craft': Continental Army Vessels On Inland Waterways, 1775-1782

Articles On The Monmouth Campaign and Battle, June 1778

'The Road Appeared To Be Full of Red Coats ': An Episode in The Forage War: The Battle of Millstone, 20 January 1777

"The Enemy Giting Intelligence of Our Movement ... ": Surprise at Haddonfield and Cooper's Ferry, April 1778

Losses in The New Jersey Brigade at The Battles Of: Short Hills (June 26, 1777) Brandywine (September 11, 1777) Germantown (October 4, 1777) .

'The End of The War Will Be The Commencement of Our Felicity.': Insights On Two Campaigns by Col. Israel Shreve (1779) and Lt. Col. Francis Barber (1781)

(Endnotes) "Reach Coryels Ferry. Encamp On The Pennsylvania Side.": The March From Valley Forge To Monmouth Courthouse, 18 To 28 June 1778

(First Part) “The pleasure of their number”1778: Crisis, Conscription, and Revolutionary Soldiers’ Recollections (A Preliminary Study)Part I. “Filling the Regiments by drafts from the Militia.” The 1778 Recruiting Acts

'None of You Know The Hardships of A Soldiers Life ': Service of The Connecticut Regiments of Maj. Gen. Alexander McDougall's Division, 1777-1778

C.R. Cole (With Charles L Blockson), "Hannah Till Mother of Isaac Woorley Till," (Daughters of The American Revolution, Commemorative Marker Research, 2015) )

Drew Gruber, "'No Regular Troops Cou'd Behave With More Zeal & Alacrity ': Mercer's Grenadier Militia"

'A Very Smart Cannonading Ensued From Both Sides.': Continental Artillery at Monmouth Courthouse, 28 June 1778

"Reach Coryels Ferry. Encamp On The Pennsylvania Side.": The March From Valley Forge To Monmouth Courthouse, 18 To 28 June 1778

(Second Part) “The pleasure of their number”Crisis, Conscription, and Revolutionary Soldiers’ Recollections (A Preliminary Study)Part II. "Fine, likely, tractable men." Levy Statistics and New Jersey Service Narratives

"It Appeared To Me As If Here We Should Live Secure " A Family's Precarious Refuge in Paramus, 1776 To 1780

'Make Use of Pack-Horses As Far As May Be Practicable ... ': Baggage Carried On Horseback During The American War, 1776 To 1781

"So Much For A Scotch Prize.": Paramus, New Jersey, 23 March 1780

(Third Part) “The pleasure of their number”: Crisis, Conscription, and Revolutionary Soldiers’ Recollections (A Preliminary Study)Part III."He asked me if we had been discharged …” New Jersey, Massachusetts, New York, Maryland, and North Carolina Levy Narratives