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Curtis F. Morgan, Jr.

Curtis F. Morgan, Jr.

Curtis F. Morgan, Jr. is professor of history at Lord Fairfax Community College in Middletown, VA. has taught World and U.S. History at LFCC since August 2000. He earned his PhD in Modern European History from the University of South Carolina in 1998 and is the author of James F. Byrnes, Lucius Clay and American Policy in Germany, 1945-1947. His essay, “‘A Merchandise of Small Wares’: Nathanael Greene’s Northern Apprenticeship, 1775-1780,” recently appeared in the collection General Nathanael Greene and the American Revolution in the South, edited by Greg Massey and Jim Piecuch (Univ. of South Carolina Press, 2012). He has written three entries (“Lord Fairfax,” Nathanael Greene,” and “Winchester, VA”) in the recently-launched Mount Vernon Digital Encyclopedia of George Washington . He is presently working on a military biography of General Nathanael Greene.

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Nathanael Greene as Quartermaster General

Midway through his two and a half year tour of duty as Quartermaster General of Washington’s army, Nathanael Greene wrote to George Washington: “No…

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