British Soldiers, American War
Voices of the American Revolution
by Don N. Hagist
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appears in Revolutions.
Nine Rare and Fascinating FirstPerson Profiles of Soldiers Who Fought for the British Crown Much has been written about the colonists who took up arms during the American Revolution and the army they created. Far less literature, however, has been devoted to their adversaries. The professional soldiers that composed the British army are seldom con...
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