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Culture, Medicine, People, The War Years (1775-1783), Theater October 22, 2020 October 18, 2020

A Moonlighting British Army Surgeon

by Gene Procknow

During the American War of Independence, the British Army officer corps routinely relegated its surgeons and physicians to a secondary status among its ranks….

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Congress Bans Theatre!

by David Malinsky

As a near-life-long New York resident and “struggling actor,” it is always a pleasure to see the ever-present throngs of theatre-goers throughout the City….

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1. James Gallagher Guns on Mount Defiance

Sorry for the typos. Fat fingers, small phone. ‘75 should be ‘76. Might not be obvious to everyone. I’ll let you figure out the others. ;)
2. David Cox The Importance of a Small Skirmish during the Race to the Dan

Excellent article. I live in the area and often talk to friends about the skirmishing along the routes. This provides great context. So much is focused on the battles that…
3. James Gallagher Guns on Mount Defiance

Mike; Thanks for returning to a discussion of a recurring topic. The Ft Ticonderoga spiel on this topic mistakenly attribute Trumbull’s artillery study to Benedict Arnold; it’s always good to…