The Continental Army in the Revolutionary War [Dedicated in memory of Feldwebel Johannes Seipp, Infanterie-Regiment Leib, Hesse-Kassel] In 1775, there were not enough uniforms in the Continental Army to distinguish the officers from their men. The Continental Congress tried to standardize a uniform of brown, but without any authority to raise money this was easier said than done. Officers wore remnants of old military dress; with no thought given to similarit ...

Incline to the right! Incline to the left! Halt! Charge! The balls plowing up the ground. The trees cracking over one's head. The branches riven by the artillery. The leaves falling as in autumn by the grapeshot. British officer's comments on the battle. Copyright ©1998-2006 Independence Hall Association

One of Delaware's Colonial Leaders Jacob Broom was born in Wilmington, De. in 1752, the eldest son of a blacksmith who prospered in farming. The young Broom was educated at home and probably at the local Old Academy. Although he followed his father into farming and also studied surveying, he was to make his career primarily in mercantile pursuits, including shipping and the import trade, and in real estate. He married Rachel Pierce in 1773 and together they had eight chi ...

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FRtR > Outlines > American History (1990) > Chapter Two > Patriots agitate: the Boston "Tea Party" (8/13) An Outline of American History (1990) Chapter Two Patriots agitate: the Boston "Tea Party" (8/13) < Previous Page * Next Page > During a three-year interval of calm, a relatively small number of "patriots" or "radicals" strove energetically to keep the controversy alive. As long as the tea tax remained, they contended, the principle of Parliament's right over the colonies remained ...

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