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Monday, February 28, 2011
1777 british soldier
In the spring of 1777 a British Army under General John Burgoyne started
A British Grenadier
Rank and file soldier, 62nd Regiment, 1777 c1852 copy of a c1777 watercolor
SOLDIERS, WARS, AND SOCIETY: THE BRITISH ARMY
Journal of a soldier of the seventy-first regiment : Highland Light Infantry
The year was 1777 and the American Revolution was underway. The British now
decisive October 1777 battle between Burgoyne's British forces and the
The Battle of Saratoga was fought in September and October of 1777.
equipped as it might have appeared on campaign from 1775 to mid 1777.
On October 17th 1777, British General John Burgoyne (1722–1792) surrendered
Portrait of British soldier and
from 1777, drawn by John Montresor, Chief Engineer of the British Army
In the spring of 1777, he was sent free for exchange of a British officer.
In December of 1777, British forces descended upon Philadelphia (via the top
Northern Campaign of 1777 British Forces Military Organization
Lieutenant Henry Simmons was one of thousands of British soldiers with
British Army Recruiting Poster 1777
effectively against the British Army. Although the Winter of 1777-1778
A British Soldier
Battle of Paoli - British Light Infantry and Light Dragoons attacking the
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