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The General Armstrong Privateer - Sketch

The General Armstrong Privateer (Historical Reprint)

The General Armstrong Privateer - Sketch
History & Historical Reprints

The General Armstrong Privateer (Historical Reprint)

In September 1814, in the Portuguese port of Fayal, of the Azores, a crew of American privateersmen defended the brig General Armstrong against an overwhelming British force.

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The Cruise of the U.S.S. Wasp - Painting depicting a naval battle
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The Cruise of the U.S.S. Wasp (Historical Reprint)

In the War of 1812 the little American Navy, including only a dozen frigates and sloops of war, won a series of victories against the English.

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The Battle of New Orleans - Drawing
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The Battle of New Orleans (Historical Reprint)

The Battle of New Orleans was fought between the British and American Army (led by future president Andrew Jackson) in January 1815, shortly after the War of 1812 had ended.

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The Battle of New Orleans (Painting)
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The Battle of New Orleans (Historical Painting)

General Andrew Jackson leads the defense against the red-coated British soldiers as they storm the American line at the Battle of New Orleans on January 8, 1815 during the War of 1812.

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12 at Midnight: The Hibernia Attempting to Run the Comet Down (Painting)
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12 at Midnight: The Hibernia Attempting to Run the Comet Down (Historical Painting)

On January 11, 1814, during the War of 1812, the 16-gun schooner Comet (captained by Thomas Boyle - one of the most successful privateers) engaged the 22-gun Hibernia in the West Indies.

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The Battle of Trenton - Painting depicting the battle
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The Battle of Trenton (Historical Reprint)

After crossing the Delaware River the night prior to the attack, General  Washington and his Continental Army fought Hessians garrisoned at Trenton, New Jersey on the morning of December 26, 1776.

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George Washington - Painting
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George Washington (Historical Reprint)

To sketch the life of Washington is to write the history of the events which made the United States independent and gave birth to the American nation. 

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The Battle of King's Mountain - Painting depicting the American Revolutionary War battle
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The Battle of Kings Mountain (Historical Reprint)

The Battle of Kings Mountain was a military engagement between Patriot and Loyalist militias in South Carolina during the Southern Campaign of the American Revolutionary War.

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The Storming of Stony Point - Painting
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The Storming of Stony Point (Historical Reprint)

On the evening of July 16, 1779, a select group of George Washington's Continental Army decisively defeated British troops at an outpost in Stony Point, New York during the Revolutionary War.

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Washington at Valley Forge - Image of Snow Covered Cabins at Valley Forge
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Washington at Valley Forge (Historical Reprint)

During the winter of 1777-1778, under the leadership of General George Washington, the Continental Army camped at Valley Forge in brutal conditions.

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The Siege of Yorktown - Painting depicting the battle during the American Revolutionary War
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The Siege of Yorktown (Historical Reprint)

Yorktown was the last major battle in the American Revolution. It led to the surrender of Cornwallis & the British army, and prompted negotiations to end the war.

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Samuel Adams & The Boston Tea Party - Depiction
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Samuel Adams & The Boston Tea Party (Historical Reprint)

After Parliament levied new taxes, Colonists rebelled by throwing the taxed-tea into the Boston Harbor.

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Patrick Henry & the Stamp Act - Depiction
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Patrick Henry & the Stamp Act (Historical Reprint)

The great orator and Founding Father is best remembered for his "If this be treason, make the most of it" speech & for his famous words "...give me liberty, or give me death".

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Almanac: The Capture of Fort Ticonderoga (May 10, 1775) - Image of Event
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The Capture of Fort Ticonderoga (History Notes)

The first offensive victory for American forces in the War of Independence occurred on May 10, 1775.

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Almanac: U.S. Army Established (June 14, 1775) - Image of the Colonial Army
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The Establishment of the U.S. Army (History Notes)

The first U.S. Army force was established during the War of Independence as the Continental Army.

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Nathanael Greene: Revolutionary War Hero of the South - Painting
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Nathanael Greene: Revolutionary War Hero of the South (Historical Reprint)

The American Revolution General Nathanael Greene is regarded as a brilliant military leader, defending the South during the war.

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Francis Marion: The "Swamp Fox" - Painting
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Francis Marion: The "Swamp Fox" (Historical Reprint)

Considered one of the modern fathers of guerrilla warfare, Francis Marion, aka the "Swamp Fox", bested the British throughout South Carolina during the American Revolution.

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Almanac: The Badge of Military Merit / Purple Heart Established (August 7, 1782) - Image of Purple Heart
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The Badge of Military Merit / Purple Heart (History Notes)

The origins of the Purple Heart can be traced back to the Revolutionary War, when General George Washington established the Badge of Military Merit.

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A Scout with the Buffalo Soldiers - Image depicting the 10th U.S. Cavalry
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A Scout with the Buffalo Soldiers (Historical Reprint)

This historical article, about an excursion with the 10th United States Cavalry, was written & illustrated by Frederic Remington in 1889.

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A Model Squadron of the United States Cavalry (circa 1894) drawing and writing by Frederic Remington
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A Model Squadron of the United States Cavalry - circa 1894 (Historical Reprint)

Written and illustrated by Frederic Remington | The sharp commands of the captain soon put the troop in motion, and they trotted along with a cadenced tread, every man a part of his horse.

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Buffalo Soldiers: 9th & 10th U.S. Cavalry - Rendition
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Buffalo Soldiers: 9th & 10th U.S. Cavalry (History Document - Free PDF)

This info sheet provides a brief history of the Buffalo Soldiers, including their legacy, honors, lineage and campaigns.

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Teddy Roosevelt's Americanism - Image of American Flag
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Teddy Roosevelt's Americanism (Historical Reprint)

Theodore Roosevelt delivered the speech Americanism in an address before the Knights of Columbus at Carnegie Hall, October 12, 1915.

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Daniel Webster: Defender and Expounder of the Constitution - Image of portrait of Webster
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Daniel Webster: Defender and Expounder of the Constitution (Historical Reprint)

His words "Liberty and Union! One and inseparable, now and forever" electrified his countrymen and became a watchword of national progress.  

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Daniel Boone & The Founding of Kentucky - Painting titled Daniel Boone escorting settlers through the Cumberland gap by George Caleb Bingham
American West & Westerns

Daniel Boone and the Founding of Kentucky (Historical Reprint)

Daniel Boone will always occupy a unique place in our history as the archetype of the hunter and wilderness wanderer. He was a true pioneer.

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he Way to the West - Kit Carson - Last Known Photograph Portrait Image
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The Way to the West: Kit Carson (Historical Reprint)

Kit Carson, frontiersman and wilderness guide, is best known for his trail-blazing excursions into New Mexico and California.

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