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Greg Aaron is a cybersecurity expert, and a licensed private detective. He was previously the editorial director at Running Press, a trade book publishing house. He is a magna cum laude graduate of the University of Pennsylvania. A member of the Pennsylvania Historical Society, he is currently researching the lives of several members of the Pennsylvania militia.

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Superheroes of the American Revolution

Every nation has an origin story. In the popular imagination, the American Revolutionary War has been a tale of heroes who were forged in…

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