The Journal of the American Revolution Annual Volume (2015)
Good news everyone! The next annual volume from JAR is due out in a few months. I have three submissions in this one about which I’m very excited! Check out […]
“Under the Shadow of the Bayonet & the Appellation Tory”: Impressment of Goods in 1778
By 1777, the local population of Berks County had had enough. Reading, the County seat, had been a POW camp, a general hospital, and a military depot for at least […]
What Rations Were Allotted to the Pennsylvania Troops at Valley Forge in February of 1778?
How Accurate is the Sons of Liberty Miniseries?
As I was granted early access to the series, you can find my review at the Journal of the American Revolution at this link below: Discover the Truth Behind History […]
The Frigid and Horrible Christmas and New Year Season of 1779-1780
Around this time of year, we like to remember Washington’s Christmas attack on Trenton. Of course, this blog has already covered the fact that there were other actions around Christmas […]
Bringing Back Ghost Stories on Christmas
As many of my readers know, Ghost Stories were once a prominent (and spooky) part of Christmas Eve/Day tradition. I say, in the spirit of the seas (see what I […]
My Pennsylvania Associators Hat is Complete!
And it didn’t turn out that terribly for my first attempt! You can go see how I made this by clicking this link!
