Articles About the American Revolution
An Alarm from Lexington - The alarm spreads to Connecticut.
The Badge of Military Merit - Purple Heart of the American Revolution
Battle
of New Haven - An Independence Day raid on the coastal city.
The Coming of the Revolution 1773-1776 - Deteriorating relations between England
and the American colonies noticeably worsened in the 1763-1773 decade
Connecticut in the Revolution - The Share of Connecticut in the Revolution
Our Churches in the Revolution -The role they played
Danbury Raid - A British attack on Connecticut
Hospitality Hall - Washington's Headquarters in Wethersfield. Connecticut
Oliver Ellsworth - Jurist, Statesman and Naturalist
Samuel Huntington - Signer of the Declaration of Independence, President of
the Continental Congress, Governor of Connecticut
William Samuel Johnson - A lawyer who initiated new professional standards
in legal practice
The Price They Paid - The signers of the Declaration of Independence paid a
heavy toll or did they?
Letters of a Soldier of the Revolution - Time-Worn documents that tell a story of patriotism and sacrifice
New Britian in the days of the Revolution- Was life at the time as bad as we think?
The Nathan Hale Schoolhouse - Nathan Hale's teaching grounds of East Haddam
The Iron Son of '76 - The Life of General Putnam
A Revolutionary Thanksgiving- A True Story of Olden Time
The Scarlet Standard #1 - Connecticut's response to the
Lexington Alarm
The Scarlet Standard #2 - Standard of General Israel Putnam's Connecticut
Regiment of 1775
The Scarlet Standard #3 - Lt. Col. Thomas Knowlton, Connecticut's Forgotten
Hero
The Scarlet Standard #4 - Liberty defined . . . . New England's colonial
Clergy
The Scarlet Standard #5 - Connecticut's Declaration
of Independence
The Scarlet Standard #6 - Col. John Durkee, Norwichtown's
Forgotten Hero
The Scarlet Standard #7 - Lebanon: center of
Connecticut's rebellion
The Scarlet Standard #8 - Governor Jonathan Trumbull armed by
Divine Providence for the Holy cause of Liberty
The Scarlet Standard #9 - The Way of Liberty: the English Colony of Connecticut
in New England
The Scarlet Standard #10 - A Puritan Foundation: Virtuous Liberty
in the English Colonies of New England
The Scarlet Standard #11 - Revolutionary High Ground: The Declaration of Independence
The Scarlet Standard #12 - “SELF-GOVERNMENT”: The Common Ground of Meetinghouse & Militia
Secret Service of the American Revolution - Incidents in which imminent defeat was turned to glorious victory
The Tories of Connecticut- By: James Shepard
The Tories of Connecticut- Concluded from last article
Teamster Boy in the Revolution- A stout lad eighteen years of age
Roger Sherman - Merchant, lawyer, and statesman
The Stamp Act and Connecticut
The Susquehannah Company Affair - One of the most prolonged disputes
in eighteenth-century Connecticut was a controversial land scheme
Jonathan Trumbull - Connecticut Governor
Jonathan Trumbull, Jr - An uncompromising exponent of Federalism
Understanding The Connecticut Militia
Undisturbed 1778-1779 Patriot Encampment Site Disclosed - Redding, CT's Valley
Forge
Jeremiah Wadsworth - He represented the new class of entrepreneurs who led the
rapid economic expansion of the young nation
War Diary - A day by day account of one soldier.
Oliver Wolcott, Sr. - Congressman during the War
Where is King George's Head??? - Over 200 years later pieces are still being
discovered
Haddam since the Revolution- The effects the Revolution left on the town
Yankee Doodle - A story from Aunt Louisa's Child's Delight
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