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TITLE Major General WAR & AFFILIATION Revolutionary War / Patriot DATE OF BIRTH - DEATH August 7, 1742 - June 19, 1786 Nathanael Greene’s rise to prominence as one of the most skilled and celebrated generals of the American Revolution appears unlikely based upon his early life. Greene was born t...

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Battle of CowpensThe Battle of Cowpens1, January 17, 1781, took place in the latter part of the Southern Campaign of the American Revolution and of the Revolution itself. It became known as the turning point of the war in the South, part of a chain of events leading to Patriot victory at Yorktown2 T...

“…[If] it appears that the only way to safety is through fields of blood, I know you will not turn your faces from our foes, but will undauntedly press forward until tyranny is trodden underfoot…”Dr. Joseph Warren, March 5, 1775. Commemorating the Boston Massacre three months before he was killed in...

Leaderships point the direction, the fellowships make reality work. Fatal problem with reality, none reflect how living actually works naturally displaced and the scripted type cast people eventually eliminate themselves from adapting to life biological results are only eternally separated now. In...

Margaret Corbin was the first American woman to receive a pension as a soldier. Her story is told as part of the Molly Pitcher legend.  The actions of Molly Pitcher are usually attributed to one Mary Ludwig Hays McCauley. (The nickname “Molly” was common for women named “Mary”.) Mary Ludwig was bor...

I never started  . . .  the first day I did not start  . . .  was no different than any other day ! Just felt good ! As usual !  ...

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