Historyman presents the Culture of Dance in the Revwar with Jeanette Watts. There were no football games. Baseball and soccer hadn’t even been invented. Video games?—they didn’t have electricity! What did the people do for entertainment? They danced. Author Jeanette Watts explains that dance was the entertainment of the day. One’s refinement and status in […]
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Historyman presents award winning author and historian, Larry Schweikart and the Bookends of Miracles of the American Revolutionary War. Larry identifies at least 4 miracles that occurred during the War of Independence that points to a Divine annointing of the United States of America. Freedom Reigns!
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Historyman presents Avellina Balestri and her new book, Gone for a Soldier. Avellina Balestri delves into the roots of the American Revolution, Burgoyne, and other personalities of the Revolutionary War. Walk in the Footsteps of Heroes and proclaim…Freedom Reigns! Pt 1 of 2
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Historyman presents Avellina Balestri and her new book, Gone for a Soldier. Avellina Balestri delves into the roots of the American Revolution, Burgoyne, and other personalities of the Revolutionary War. Walk in the Footsteps of Heroes and proclaim…Freedom Reigns! Pt 2 of 2
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Historyman presents Dr. Tray Dunaway’s last episode on Smallpox in the RevWar (5 of 5). Infectious diseases were a significant problem for everyone during the Revolutionary War. Dr. Tray Dunaway continues his series on one of the worst diseases, smallpox. Freedom Reigns!
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Historyman presents Dr. Tray Dunaway talks on the ravages of the smallpox disease in human history and especially during the Rev War (1 of 5). Infectious diseases were a significant problem for everyone during the Revolutionary War. Dr. Tray Dunaway continues his series on one of the worst diseases, smallpox. Freedom Reigns!
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Historyman presents Dr. Tray Dunaway talks on the ravages of the smallpox disease in human history and especially during the RevWar (2 of 5). Infectious diseases were a significant problem for everyone during the Revolutionary War. Dr. Tray Dunaway continues his series on one of the worst diseases, smallpox. Freedom Reigns!
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Historyman presents Dr. Tray Dunaway talks on the ravages of the smallpox disease in human history and especially during the Rev War (3 of 5). Infectious diseases were a significant problem for everyone during the Revolutionary War. Dr. Tray Dunaway continues his series on one of the worst diseases, smallpox. Freedom Reigns!
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Historyman presents Dr. Tray Dunaway’s fourth episode on Smallpox in the RevWar (4of5). Infectious diseases were a significant problem for everyone during the Revolutionary War. Dr. Tray Dunaway continues his series on one of the worst diseases, smallpox. Freedom Reigns!
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Historyman Comic Cinema. Revolutionary War comic books as digital stories. These are perfect for classroom education, library entertainment for the children, or sizzle fillers for movies. We are dedicated to telling stories about real life heroes, fighting for a real country. In this clip you will get a feel for how we have enhanced the
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Charge of the Honourable WILLIAM HENRY DRAYTON, Esquire, one of the Judges of the General Sessions of the Peace, Oyer and Terminer, Assize and General Jail Delivery, for the Districts of CAMDEN and CHERAWS, in SOUTH CAROLINA, on his Circuit, the fifth and fifteenth days of NOVEMBER, 1774, delivered to the several Grand Juries, and by them ordered to be published: GENTLEMEN OF THE GRAND
Declaration and Resolves of the First Continental Congress OCTOBER 14, 1774 Whereas, since the close of the last war, the British parliament, claiming a power, of right, to bind the people of America by statutes in all cases whatsoever, hath, in some acts, expressly imposed taxes on them, and in others, under various presences, but
Historyman presents the Thompson and Gov. Rutledge argument and some various war petitions. Freedom Reigns at EKBarnes.com
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A cursory review of “Thomas Sumter” by Anne King Gregory and “African-American Patriots in the Southern Campaign of the American Revolution” by Bobby G. Ross and Michael C Scoggins reveals some interesting facts about the home of one of the heroes of the War of Independence in South Carolina. Thomas Sumter, also known as the
Historyman presents the fourth in a series of episodes on Fort Ninety Six, SC. Rick Morris relates the last battle at the fort where Nathaniel Greene, Andrew Pickens, Light Horse Harry Lee and others converge on Ninety Six to confront the British garrison. Siege warfare, Mayhem towers, cannon, tunnels and hand to hand fighting mark
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Historyman presents the beginnngs of Fort Ninety Six in South Caroliina. A back country hub of Britiish influence and Revolutionary War activity.
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Michael Burgess gives us a history of the Dreher Family Patriots and their homesite on the campus of River Bluff High School in Lexington County, SC
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Martin Mongiello introduces us to Mary Patton, the maker of gunpowder for the Patriots of the Southern Campaigns. Pt 2 of 2
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