Painting of a soldier of the King's Royal Regiment of New York
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American warfare 1690-1815 in popular culture, art, in miniature and in wargames, through Living History and in movies.
Writing about things that turn up on my 'interest radar' - history, movies, music
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I really enjoy your blog and what you find and share.
A minor point but the American Victory at Saratoga was 10/17
and at Yorktown
was 10/19.
It was not the same day but it was certainly a bad week for the
British to lose two complete armies in a war
(during the same week).
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Had an email from Thomsomfeld raving about this book - he says:
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