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Continental soldiers charge forth at the Battle of Germantown

The 116th Infantry Regiment

Thomas Carney

The interior of the Pea Ridge National Military Park, Garfield, Ark.

The Power of Place

Tar Bluff Slave Tag Number 1836

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Peter Salem at the Battle of Bunker Hill, Boston, 1775

George Washington's Integrated Army

This detail from Trumbull’s painting shows the man who is believed to have shot Pitcairn.

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Portrait of George Washington at Trenton

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A still from the video Molly Pitcher: The Heroine of Monmouth

Molly Pitcher: The Heroine of Monmouth

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