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| During the American | Revolution he supported the British. |
| John Chester Miller, Origins of the American | Revolution, p. 168 |
| liam West, Rhode Island politician, American | Revolution general |
| American | Revolution artifacts including powder horns, muskets, c |
| cations were constructed during the American | Revolution on island. |
| During the American | Revolution, the pirates attacked American ships. |
| 30 December-31 December - American | Revolution: Battle of Quebec. |
| During the American | Revolution, British troops occupied the building. |
| 16 September - American | Revolution: Battle of Harlem Heights is fought. |
| 2 March-3 March - American | Revolution: Battle of Nassau. |
| During the American | Revolution Ostend became a free port. |
| After the American | Revolution, he settled in Augusta Township. |
| During the American | Revolution he sided with the Patriot cause. |
| y various rebellions, including the American | Revolution and the French Revolution. |
| rominent role in pre-Revolution and American | Revolution history. |
| America": British sympathy with the American | Revolution', in Michael T. Davis (ed.), Radicalism and |
| The house was built in 1773 for American | Revolution General, James Mitchell Varnum. |
| Colonial America and the American | Revolution: The 25 Best Sites, 2006, Greenline Publicat |
| After the American | Revolution, the former colonies of America had their fi |
| 2000 William Bartram and the American | Revolution on the Southern Frontier |
| empted to remain neutral during the American | Revolution and was persecuted as a result. |
| Problems associated with the American | Revolution prompted Schoenbrunn's closing in 1777. |
| During the American | Revolution, Basil supplied provisions to the Colonial A |
| Crossroads of freedom; the American | Revolution and the rise of a new nation. |
| Lee is a historic site that was an American | Revolution fort in Salem, Massachusetts. |
| By the time of the American | Revolution, it was the most populous county in Virginia |
| 27 July - American | Revolution: First Battle of Ushant - British and French |
| His youngest brother was the famous American | Revolution war-hero, Major-General Richard Montgomery. |
| l Putnam, the famous general of the American | Revolution, was born in the house. |
| Jeremiah served in the American | Revolution and helped to found the city of North Adams, |
| ttlements were abandoned during the American | Revolution, but the town was re-settled in 1788. |
| The American | Revolution didn't happen and therefore USA as we know i |
| efeat "a major turning point in the American | Revolution in South Carolina." |
| Georgia chapter of the Sons of the American | Revolution is named after him as well. |
| ently owned by the Daughters of the American | Revolution, and open by appointment. |
| The American | Revolution was indeed a major influence of the Patriote |
| After the American | Revolution, Merkley came to Montreal and later settled |
| As with the American | revolution of 1776, the French revolution of 1789 and t |
| nited Empire Loyalist and after the American | Revolution, he settled in Adolphustown Township. |
| ame an independent state during the American | Revolution with Patrick Henry as its first Governor. |
| lizabeth F. Ellet, The Women of the American | Revolution, Third Edition. |
| In 1783, the devastating American | Revolution ends and the construction of a new nation be |
| He was taken prisoner during the American | Revolution and later settled in Osnabruck Township. |
| 10 May - American | Revolution: Capture of Fort Ticonderoga by Patriot forc |
| Before the American | Revolution he was referred to as chief of the Senecas. |
| By the end of the American | Revolution in 1783, Cabot was exploring new European ma |
| For the British admiral during the American | Revolution, see Samuel Graves. |
| 17 January - American | Revolution: British troops clash with American colonist |
| During the American | Revolution, Ephraim Parker acquired the house and opera |
| 15 September - American | Revolution: British land on Manhattan at Kip's Bay. |
| Following the American | Revolution, the church was abandoned and fell into disr |
| William West, 1787-1789, American | Revolution general, Deputy Governor, anti-federalist re |
| otect Boston Harbor dating from the American | Revolution through World War II. |
| With the coming of the American | Revolution, Alexander wanted to be the middle of the ac |
| Loyal American Regiment during the American | Revolution, reaching the rank of lieutenant. |
| Prior to the American | Revolution, the British began taxing American colonies |
| During the American | Revolution he was active in the militia and served on G |
| In the early days of the American | Revolution, a convention of Virginia counties replaced |
| He was a loyalist during the American | Revolution, serving with the New Jersey Volunteers. |
| During the American | Revolution, he played a key role for the Loyalist cause |
| Irwin fought in the American | Revolution, in which he entered the army as a private. |
| , Revere was a direct descendant of American | Revolution hero Paul Revere. |
| establish a living memorial to the American | Revolution through the development of The Museum of the |
| The American | Revolution Center (the "Center") is a non-partisan, not |
| atives of the D.C. Daughters of the American | Revolution and D.C. Children of the American Revolution |
| ancestor of several veterans of the American | Revolution through which the Daughters of the American |
| s when the Aquarian Age begins, the American | Revolution, the Industrial Revolution, and the discover |
| o adopted by proponents of both the American | Revolution and the French Revolution. |
| By the outbreak of the American | Revolution, Pollock had become very wealthy and had sig |
| d in the loyalist forces during the American | Revolution, afterwards settling in St. George, New Brun |
| ginal settlers were veterans of the American | Revolution, including John Sample, John Gilmore, and Re |
| dshausen, Germany served during the American | Revolution in Company C (Col. |
| ity was renamed after a hero of the American | Revolution, Francis Marion. |
| A few years later Daughters of the American | Revolution placed granite milestones along the route to |
| ial began when Congress created the American | Revolution Bicentennial Commission on July 4, 1966. |
| he family moved to Canada after the American | Revolution to take advantage of the land available in O |
| He fought in the American | Revolution and was later a United States Representative |
| His father had served in the American | Revolution, and Isaac Ashmead later served in the War o |
| d in the Georgia Militia during the American | Revolution and achieved the rank of Major General in 17 |
| and the Northern Borderland of the American | Revolution, New York: Alfred A. Knopf, 2006. |
| frontiersman and militiaman of the American | Revolution, Peter Hackett. |
| During the American | Revolution, he published a monthly series of papers ent |
| s built in 1733 and was the home of American | Revolution Major General Benjamin Lincoln. |
| ring the tensions leading up to the American | Revolution he was an important spokesman for the rights |
| es's American Volunteers during the American | Revolution, first as captain and later as major. |
| e had a distinguished record in the American | Revolution, fighting in the Battle of Bennington in 177 |
| County, Virginia and served in the American | Revolution, achieving the rank of lieutenant. |
| disruption of the war years of the American | Revolution, the utopian community declined in populatio |
| a Baptist and Loyalist, before the American | Revolution began. |
| er slowly became a supporter of the American | Revolution and independence. |
| in the Continental Army during the American | Revolution, then moved to Kentucky, where he became a s |
| During the American | Revolution, the house is believed to have served as Geo |
| vez Chapter of the Daughters of the American | Revolution was formed in memory of those soldiers. |
| During the American | Revolution he served the southern department of the Con |
| as acquired by the Daughters of the American | Revolution in 1921, and has been extensively restored. |
| by the Chatsworth Daughters of the American | Revolution, there are only 49 trees remaining. |
| he Sword of Peace is a drama of the American | Revolution war period and the struggle of the pacifist |
| Prescott was a son of American | Revolution leader Colonel William Prescott who served a |
| " is very biased, the people in the American | revolution are not referred to as "terrorists"......... |
| The Daughters of the American | Revolution placed a small memorial to the colony at a n |
| At the beginning of the American | Revolution, he gave his money freely to aid the cause o |
| ted in 1778 and participated in the American | Revolution from 1779 to 1782, under command of Rochambe |
| the Polish patriot and hero of the American | Revolution are commemorated here. |
| land reserved from soldiers of the American | Revolution, was located here. |
| North Smithfield, pictured in 1902, American | Revolution headquarters in North Smithfield |
| of Robert Morris, financier of the American | Revolution, was located near Sixth and Market Streets. |
| In the American | Revolution, he commanded the 2nd Battalion of the King' |
| land and property seized during the American | Revolution is many billions of dollars. |
| Lawler was active in the American | Revolution, in which he commanded privateering ships, i |
| During the American | Revolution, Hiester served as a colonel and later a bri |
| In the American | Revolution a decade later, the Committees of Correspond |
| the most influential studies of the American | Revolution published during the 20th century. |
| The Ideological Origins of the American | Revolution is a Pulitzer Prize-winning book of history |
| During the American | Revolution, he served on the Georgetown Committee of Sa |
| During the American | Revolution he served on the Connecticut Council of Safe |
| rst came into use just prior to the American | Revolution to designate Lenape who had migrated to the |
| During the American | Revolution, Quincy aided General George Washington by o |
| ippi State Society Daughters of the American | Revolution for over 70 years. |
| South Carolina piedmont during the American | Revolution and war hero. |
| rved in the British Army during the American | Revolution and retired on half pay to New Brunswick aft |
| me to Massachusetts to serve in the American | Revolution in 1776, and rose to the position of colonel |
| During the American | Revolution, he served in the South Carolina Provincial |
| erved at different times during the American | Revolution as headquarters for both British General Lor |
| and actions that gave birth to the American | Revolution and independence. |
| During the American | Revolution it became known as Flagstaff Fort; captured |
| ickens, a militia leader during the American | Revolution and a member of the United States Congress. |
| During the American | Revolution, he was invited to North Carolina by that co |
| efore the tensions of the impending American | Revolution made the job much more difficult. |
| rs in 1801, Bates had served in the American | Revolution as a young fifer and had learned many of the |
| It covers a time period during the American | Revolution between the Battle of Alamance in 1771 and t |
| During the American | Revolution, Chittenden was a member of a committee empo |
| t the time of the first shot of the American | Revolution fired in Concord, Massachusetts. |
| He served during the American | Revolution as an Ensign in his father's company, Adams' |
| During the American | Revolution, he served on the local council of safety an |
| he site of the opening shots of the American | Revolution in 1775 during the Battle of Lexington. |
| om the French monarch following the American | Revolution, hang in adjoining committee rooms. |
| After the American | Revolution, Gratiot travelled to Virginia to seek reimb |
| In the events leading up to the American | Revolution, he became a member of the Delaware Committe |
| heir first offensive victory of the American | Revolution over the British in a naval battle known as |
| During the American | Revolution notable proponents of liberty such as Elbrid |
| son, rector of St. John's after the American | Revolution, was the first priest ordained in America by |
| allis, a British general during the American | Revolution, and later Governor-General of India. |
| rve with Loyalist forces during the American | Revolution during what amounted to a civil war along th |
| 994) argues his 1789 History of the American | Revolution was one of the first and most accomplished h |
| Markers from the Daughters of the American | Revolution and the Daughters of the Republic of Texas h |
| congregation was active during the American | Revolution and both churches' meeting houses were used |
| r family escaped slavery during the American | Revolution and settled in Nova Scotia as part of the Bl |
| offices in Pennsylvania during the American | Revolution, but was removed from office in 1783 by the |
| Before the American | Revolution, Hancock was one of the wealthiest men in th |
| 1783) was a prominent figure in the American | Revolution, known best as the first Director of Hospita |
| When the Treaty of Paris ended the American | Revolution in 1783, McDonell settled with other highlan |
| creation of the first battle of the American | Revolution on Patriot's Day. |
| ilitary leader from the time of the American | Revolution to the early-19th century. |
| In 1778 during the American | Revolution, Captain Wallace, a British naval leader, co |
| tale in 1778, at the height of the American | Revolution, when privateering was a common activity on |
| in the loyalist militia during the American | Revolution and fought at the Battle of Ninety-Six Court |
| orris, named for a financier of the American | Revolution, began her career on a cruise from Maine to |
| erved in a loyalist unit during the American | Revolution and came to New Brunswick after the war, set |
| y in the colonial forces during the American | Revolution in spite of efforts by British officials to |
| rolina's military heritage from the American | Revolution to the Iraq War. |
| famous spy of the same name in the American | Revolution) would move to Rindge, New Hampshire as youn |
| He came to New Brunswick after the American | Revolution in 1783, first settling at Carleton (later S |
| During the American | Revolution, two of Fanning's brothers, Gilbert and Thom |
| ia was also heavily involved in the American | Revolution when it furnished men for the New Hampshire |
| nc., American Capital Mutual Funds, American | Revolution Center and the Medici Archive Project. |
| In 1775, at the beginning of the American | Revolution, Sprowle stayed loyal to the Crown and fled |
| ber of the local militia during the American | Revolution and a Justice of the Peace for 14 years begi |
| ", was a soldier in the army of the American | Revolution, and the founder of the town of Wheeler, Ste |
| tish forces that invaded during the American | Revolution, provides a glimpse into the life of a typic |
| ve, who became a captain during the American | Revolution, was the grandson of Stephen Colegrove, Esq. |
| ooperated with the Daughters of the American | Revolution and other volunteer groups with an interest |
| a stray cattle pound and during the American | Revolution, a Liberty Pole (flag pole). |
| rican printer before and during the American | Revolution, and the founder of The New Hampshire Gazett |
| ng on land granted to him after the American | Revolution, and remained there until his death in 1809. |
| After the American | Revolution, in 1809, Warwick Towne was abandoned, and t |
| in the movements that preceded the American | Revolution, and visited England in 1771. |
| War in 1763 and the outbreak of the American | Revolution in 1776. |
| cine in Albany; at the start of the American | Revolution, he became a surgeon's mate in Edward Jessup |
| he King's Orange Rangers during the American | Revolution, he purchased a commission of major in the B |
| During the American | Revolution he was a member of Westmoreland County's Com |
| During the American | Revolution, Tories and British troops were quartered th |
| ton Chapter of the Daughters of the American | Revolution erected a stone monument to the Battle of Fo |
| Lord Dunmore's War, colonel in the American | Revolution, and Brigadier General of the militia in the |
| At the beginning of the American | Revolution, he offered his services to Connecticut and |
| During the American | Revolution what remained of the fortifications was used |
| nt on to become Patriots during the American | Revolution, such as William Hooper, James Robertson, an |
| During the American | Revolution, Cannon was one of the leaders of a radical |
| Before the American | Revolution, early settlers seeking land near Lockwood's |
| With the coming of the American | Revolution, he became chairman of Bergen County's commi |
| with a loyalist regiment during the American | Revolution and the family came to Upper Canada after th |
| il the Assembly was replaced in the American | Revolution by a Provisional Congress for the colony in |
| With the advent of the American | Revolution trade with the colonies was interrupted whic |
| Laura Bush at the Daughters of the American | Revolution Constitution Hall. |
| During the American | Revolution George Galphin sided with the Continental Co |
| 4 July - American | Revolution: the United States officially declares indep |
| After the American | Revolution, the British market was closed to American e |
| ias - the first naval battle of the American | Revolution, occasioned by the British need for lumber f |
| as burned by the British during the American | Revolution because of the patriotic activity of its the |
| in 1770, and at the outbreak of the American | Revolution, he favored the Patriot cause. |
| Confederates were fighting a second American | Revolution in attempting to secede from the United Stat |
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