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Arts & Literature March 23, 2015 August 28, 2016

The Impact of Jonathan Carver’s Journal and Maps

by Merv O. Ahrens

Captain Jonathan Carver’s Reconnaissance Captain Jonathan Carver was hired in August 1766 as a surveyor and draughtsman by Major Robert Rogers, the newly appointed…

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Arts & Literature January 21, 2014 August 28, 2016

A Dragoon a-Wooing

by Don N. Hagist

Even as late as the spring of 1783, there was still a war on. A substantial number of British troops were in New York…

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1. Ken Daigler The British Naval Signals Missions of 1781

William, a very thought provoking article, adding yet more confusion to who was the “spy” in the print shop. However it does help explain why McLane was involved outside the…
2. Sandra B Elder “The Celebrated and Notorious” Ned Turner

Thanks for this information on the Turner family. I am doing research on the Towles family who were neighbors of the Turners, and the Abneys. I read accounts of the…
3. John P. Congress’s “Committee on Spies” and the Court-Martial Policies of General Washington

Thanks for this fascinating and well-written article.