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0 Articles and Monographs, Published and Unpublished

Drew Gruber, "'No Regular Troops Cou'd Behave With More Zeal & Alacrity ': Mercer's Grenadier Militia"
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Female Followers of The Armies of The American Revolution: A Reading List
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"He Come Out With Us This Time As A Volunteer ... ": Soldiers Serving Without Pay in The Continental and British Armies"
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"The Number of Rations Issued To The Women in Camp." New Material Concerning Female Followers With Continental Regiments
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IMAGES, PART TWO: Plates, Bowls, Eating Utensils, Clasp Knives, Pillow Cases, Blankets, Rugs, Coverlets, Slipcase Pocket Books, common Pocket Books, Linen Wallets, Mittens, Cups, Pipes, Tobacco and Snuff Boxes, and Writing Implements.
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IMAGES, PART ONE: Wool and Linen Caps, Combs, Razors, Neckwear, Shirts, Drawers, Breeches, Overalls, Stockings, Shoes and Buckles, Watches, Sewing Gear (including Housewives), and Fire Making Equipment.
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"The Multitude of Women " An Examination of The Numbers of Female Followers With The Continental Army
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'Beware of Being Burgoyned.': Marching Toward Monmouth, Delaware River To Freehold, 18 To 27 June 1778
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J.U. Rees Article List Military Tactics and Manuals
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J.U. Rees Article List Military Material Culture
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Appendix 1: "A Smart Firing Commenc'd From From Both Parties " Brig. Gen. Anthony Wayne's Pennsylvania Battalions in Virginia June To November 1781
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C.R. Cole (With Charles L Blockson), "Hannah Till Mother of Isaac Woorley Till," (Daughters of The American Revolution, Commemorative Marker Research, 2015) )
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“A Detatchment of 1500 Pick’d men was taken to Day from the army …” Troop Formations Detached from Washington’s Army Prior to the Battle of Monmouth, June 1778 (Most of which formed the Advance Force commanded by Maj. Gen. Charles Lee)
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J.U. Rees Article List Soldiers' Food (1775 To The Modern-Era)
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0 Articles and Monographs, Published and Unpublished

Drew Gruber, "'No Regular Troops Cou'd Behave With More Zeal & Alacrity ': Mercer's Grenadier Militia"

Female Followers of The Armies of The American Revolution: A Reading List

"He Come Out With Us This Time As A Volunteer ... ": Soldiers Serving Without Pay in The Continental and British Armies"

"The Number of Rations Issued To The Women in Camp." New Material Concerning Female Followers With Continental Regiments

IMAGES, PART TWO: Plates, Bowls, Eating Utensils, Clasp Knives, Pillow Cases, Blankets, Rugs, Coverlets, Slipcase Pocket Books, common Pocket Books, Linen Wallets, Mittens, Cups, Pipes, Tobacco and Snuff Boxes, and Writing Implements.

IMAGES, PART ONE: Wool and Linen Caps, Combs, Razors, Neckwear, Shirts, Drawers, Breeches, Overalls, Stockings, Shoes and Buckles, Watches, Sewing Gear (including Housewives), and Fire Making Equipment.

"The Multitude of Women " An Examination of The Numbers of Female Followers With The Continental Army

'Beware of Being Burgoyned.': Marching Toward Monmouth, Delaware River To Freehold, 18 To 27 June 1778

J.U. Rees Article List Military Tactics and Manuals

J.U. Rees Article List Military Material Culture

Appendix 1: "A Smart Firing Commenc'd From From Both Parties " Brig. Gen. Anthony Wayne's Pennsylvania Battalions in Virginia June To November 1781

C.R. Cole (With Charles L Blockson), "Hannah Till Mother of Isaac Woorley Till," (Daughters of The American Revolution, Commemorative Marker Research, 2015) )

“A Detatchment of 1500 Pick’d men was taken to Day from the army …” Troop Formations Detached from Washington’s Army Prior to the Battle of Monmouth, June 1778 (Most of which formed the Advance Force commanded by Maj. Gen. Charles Lee)

J.U. Rees Article List Soldiers' Food (1775 To The Modern-Era)