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The American Revolution and General Benedict Arnold birthed another nation to be, — Canada. When the American Revolution broke out in 1775, General Washington sent two armies headed by two grea… more →

Blogging the Revolution

Founding Father of Canada

Daughter of Revolution wrote 2 days ago: The American Revolution and General Benedict Arnold birthed another nation to be, — Canada. W … more →

Tags: George Washington, revolution, Battle of Quebec, Benedict Arnold, Canada, founding father, Québec city, Richard Montgomery

No Tea, But Here's Some Humble Pie

Joel wrote 1 month ago: The Second Continental Congress, gathering in May of 1775 on the heels of the opening sho … more →

Tags: The Revolution, 1775-1783, united states, John Adams, John Dickinson, second continental congress, The Humble Petition

Happy 4th of July -- Schoolhouse Rock Style! — 1 comment

Matthew Gilbert wrote 1 month ago: Having been born in Boston, Massachusetts and sharing a birthday with George Washington, American hi … more →

Tags: Personal, World Events, 1776, 4th of July, america, american independence day, American Revolution, April 19, Battle of Lexington and Concord

American Revolution — 1 comment

cohort wrote 2 months ago: A while back you may recall that I was fortunate to be able to see Iris DeMent perform in Lexington … more →

Tags: Ambient, Environmental, folk, Music, Recordings, Remix, April 19, Audio, Barack

Montgomery's Memorial of 1776 — 1 comment

Daughter of Revolution wrote 3 months ago: Saint Paul’s Chapel, New York City, New York General Richard MONTGOMERY was the first America … more →

Tags: revolution, 1776, general richard montgomery, memorials, New York City, Revolutionary War, saint paul's chapel

5.17 Minutemen

wallbuilder wrote 4 months ago: Then I said to the nobles, the officials and the rest of the people, “The work is extensive an … more →

Tags: Sexual Purity, Chapter 4, Nehemiah, wallbuilder, Spiritual Warfare, wall-building, Satan, temptation, Attack

Carom (L'amour de l'étymologie III)

Librari[d]an wrote 8 months ago: L’amour de l’étymologie is a feature exploring the etymology of English words. Today’s entry … more →

Tags: etymology, Auditory learning, bernard wolfe, Billiards, carambole, carom, Carrom, charles jones, English

December During the Revolution

Daughter of Revolution wrote 8 months ago: December seems to have been an important month for most of the years of the Revolutionary War. The … more →

Tags: revolution, 1776, 1777, 1778, 1779, 1783, American Revolution, December, General Washington

It Began at Lexington Green

Daughter of Revolution wrote 8 months ago: Lexington Green was the first official conflict of the American Revolutionary War. Captain Parker a … more →

Tags: Lexington

President James Monroe

Daughter of Revolution wrote 8 months ago: James Monroe was born at Monroe’s Creek in Westmoreland County, Virginia, to Scottish - Welsh … more →

Tags: Virginia

Happy Birthday Marines — 3 comments

Daughter of Revolution wrote 9 months ago: Formal commemoration of the birthday of the Marine Corps was begun on November 10th, 1921. That dat … more →

Tags: Battle of Princeton, 1777, George Washington, marine corps, Marines, revolution, War