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Heyer, c. 1852 daguerreotype
Heyer, c. 1852 daguerreotype
George Washington, appointed Commander-in-Chief of the Continental Army on June 15, 1775, by the Second Continental Congress
George Washington, appointed Commander-in-Chief of the Continental Army on June 15, 1775, by the Second Continental Congress
An illustration of the Continental Army's Assistant Quartermaster General John Parke and Ezekiel Cheever, civilian commissary of artillery, giving ins
An illustration of the Continental Army's Assistant Quartermaster General John Parke and Ezekiel Cheever, civilian commissary of artillery, giving instructions to a captain of artillery on the docks of New London, Connecticut in 1776
James Monroe, along with George Washington, one of the two future U.S. presidents who served in the Continental Army
James Monroe, along with George Washington, one of the two future U.S. presidents who served in the Continental Army
A 1778 illustration showing a Stockbridge Mohican Indian patriot soldier with the Stockbridge Militia in Stockbridge, Massachusetts, taken from Hessia
A 1778 illustration showing a Stockbridge Mohican Indian patriot soldier with the Stockbridge Militia in Stockbridge, Massachusetts, taken from Hessian officer Johann Von Ewald's war diary