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Alexander Lenarchyk

Alexander Lenarchyk

Alexander Lenarchyk is a student at Southern New Hampshire University studying American History. He also is involved in several American Revolutionary War living history regiments. He is a part of the 16th Queens Light Dragoons and the 3rd New Jersey Regiment. Alexander’s historical interests range from early European exploration of North America to the American Revolution. Furthermore, Alexander enjoys researching Native American history of his state of Connecticut and other New England Native groups. Alexander puts a great emphasis on learning history and advocates for living history as well as encouraging people to visit historical locations.

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George Washington’s appointment as commander of the Continental Army filled him with doubt from the start. In his address to the Continental Congress on…

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