Tag Archives: Alexander Leslie

“Rev War Revelry” Tackles Virginia 1781

Posted on October 30, 2020 by

Mention the following words to any casual student or enthusiast of the American Revolutionary War and we can almost guarantee what the first word(s) or topic out of their mouths will be. Virginia. 1781. American Revolution. If you are thinking, … Continue reading →

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“If you Fire, You’ll all be dead men” The Salem Alarm

Posted on February 26, 2018 by

As events quickly spiraled out of control in the winter and spring of 1774-1775 around Massachusetts, several armed confrontations between local “Patriots” and the British army heightened tensions. On many occasions, both sides adverted open confrontation and were able to … Continue reading →

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Two Places the American Revolution Could’ve Started

Posted on November 30, 2016 by

Recently, I had the chance to head to New England to take photos for an upcoming publication in the Emerging Revolutionary War Series. While there I ventured to Salem, Massachusetts and New Castle, New Hampshire. Two great places filled with American history and … Continue reading →

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