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Abigail Adams: The Incomplete Revolutionary
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America's First Government: Balancing National and State Powers in the Articles of Confederation
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Deborah Samson: The Life of a Female Soldier During the American Revolution
Colonial Williamsburg: A Planned Community in Early America
Colonial Whaling: A Risky Business: Catching the Denizens of the Deep
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Rachel Wall:Notorious Woman Pirate: Colonial Woman Cutthroat of Massachusetts
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The Articles of Confederation: The Conflict Between National Union and State Independence
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New England Maritime: Northeast Ports and Legends
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Colonial Women Warriors: Deborah Read Franklin and Deborah Sampson, Diehard Heroines
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Leap Day Deerfield Massacre: 1704 Raid on on the Massachusetts Frontier
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Susanna Johnson's Captivity: Indian Raids During the French and Indian War
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James Hoban Biography: The Irish Architect of the American White House
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The Forgotten Midnight Riders: 18th of April in 75 Hardly a Man Recalls Patriots Longfellow Ignored
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General Charles Lee: His Successes, Failures, and Treasons During the Revolutionary War
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The Betsy Ross Controversy: Evidence for the Delegation of Three and the First American Flag
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Colonial Wars: European Empires Clash in the American Colonies
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Queen Anne's War: Great Britain, France, and Spain
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Colonial Women and Politics: Daughters of Liberty
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French and Indian War: Louis XIV Battles King William III in North America
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Washington's New Birthday: George Washington and the Gregorian Calendar
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Tax Law in British America: Letters From a Pennsylvania Farmer #6: No Precedence For AmericanTax
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The Regulators of North Carolina: Vigilante Groups Take Neglect of Justice Into Their Own Hands!
By: Roger Saunders
By: Roger Saunders
The Albany Plan of Union 1754: Looming French and Indian War Fosters British Colonial Unity
By: Roger Saunders
By: Roger Saunders
Taxes and Consent of the Governed: Letters From a Pennsylvania Farmer #4: Are External Taxes Legal?
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The Townshend Acts of 1767: Letters From a Pennsylvania Farmer #2: An Unconstitutional Tax
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The First Continental Congress: A Declaration of Rights: What Unified American Colonies October 1774
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Colonial Christmas Traditions: Early American Holiday Customs
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The Quiet Dutch Colonial Influence: New Amsterdam’s Contributions to American Culture and Society
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Network Communications History: Samuel Adam's Network of Liberty is First American Internet
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General George Washington: The Greatness of America's First General
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Causes of the American Revolution: Misconceptions Regarding the Role of Taxes in War of Independence
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Land Speculation: Land Speculators Helped to Shape America
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Washington’s Cherry Tree: Legend or Fact?
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