- Order vs. Liberty
This article by Larry Gragg discusses the Alien and Sedition Acts of 1798 and the division in the United States it caused. This article is from the History net web site.
in Law and order > Legal history - Outwater's Militia home page
This is the unit that reinacts the original unit from Bergen County, New Jersey.
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in Living history - Philip V, king of Spain
Philip V made a weak claim to the Austrian throne. Read about him from the Info Please site.
in Military history > Wars of succession - Polish Succession, War of the
From Infoplease.com, read about this war and learn why and how the war was fought.
in Military history > Wars of succession - pragmatic sanction on Encyclopedia.com
From Encyclopedia.com, read about this document that started the war over the Austrian Succession.
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in Military history > Wars of succession - Pricketts Fort State Park
Information about this West Virginia fort, built in 1774 can be found on this site.
Pricketts Fort State Park is a day-use historical and recreational park, located just north of Fairmont, West Virginia.
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in Military history > American forts - Privateers & Sailors in the 18th Century New England
This suttlers Web site by Dave Valentine, specializes in tinwork. Another offering is the owners presentation of life in the 1750's during the French and Indian war.
in Living history - Railroad History, Railways, Locomotives, entrepreneurs, business history 19c American, Jensen
This web page contains resources and information about railroad history, mainly 19th century information, compiled by retired professor of History, Richard Jenson.
in Economics > Economic history - Ranger.org: Site Map for the Official US Army Ranger Association (USARA) Web Site
Read about the beginning of the United States Army Rangers.
in Military history > Army history - RANGERS IN COLONIAL AND REVOLUTIONARY AMERICA
From the United States Army history site, you can read about the Rangers in colonial and revolutionary America.
in Military history > Army history - Reconstructing History Patterns
Reconstructing History is dedicated to producing quality products with a high level of historical accuracy. You can order custom made period costumes from these folks. This site is a great place for the reenactor.
Reconstructing History⢠produces a full-line of historical dressmaker patterns and clothing geared towards re-enactors, makers of replica clothing and aficionados. Our products are exacting in historical detail.
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in Living history by 3 users - Redcoats Boston reenactment
This is the home site of the British First Foot Guards, later known as "The Grenadier Guards". Here you will find information about the Boston, Massachusetts based reenacting Unit. This extensive Web site includes pictures of the Unit and articles about the American Revolution.
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in Living history - Reformers of the Justice System
The philosophers and writers of the Enlightenment contributed to the reformation of the judicial system by advocating the banning of torture and making punishments to fit the crime. Two influential writers were Cesare Beccaria and John Howard.
in Law and order > Legal history - Regiment von Bose
Not all of the British Regiments fighting in the Colonies were British in origin. This particular Regiment was one of the Hessian Regiments that fought in the Colonies during the Revolution. You can learn about this recreated Regiment on their Web site.
in Living history - Regiments at Valley Forge
This site is a listing of the Regiments of the Continental Army at Valley Forge. This site is a part of the Historic Valley Forge web site.
in Military history > Army history - Rhode Island: Gaspee Days (Local Legacies: Celebrating Community Roots - Library of Congress)
"Held annually in the city of Warwick, Rhode Island, Gaspee Days celebrates the June 1772 burning of the British revenue schooner HMS Gaspee by the colonists of Rhode Island."- (web site) Learn more about this celebration here.
Rhode Island. Local Legacies Project Celebrating Community Roots: American Folklife Center, Library of Congress. Gaspee Days Children's Colonial Costume Contest June 4, 1995 Children's Colonial Costume ContestHeld annually in the city of Warwick, Rhode Island,Gaspee Days celebrates the June 1772 burning of the British revenueschooner HMS Gaspee
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in United states > States > Rhode island - RI.gov : Rhode Island Government : Facts & History
The State of Rhode Island government web site has some historical information that you may find useful.
The Official Web Site of the State of Rhode Island
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in United states > States > Rhode island - Richard Baldwin - Regimental Tailor
This Web site is a place for reenactors who wish to purchase authentic, custom made clothing. It has some great photos of clothing worn during the period.
in Living history - Robert Gunn's Scottish, Celtic & Medieval History Online
This site is a complete Scottish history that includes original articles by medieval historian, Robert M. Gunn.
Scottish Celtic & medieval history. Scotland from Mesolithic to 19th. Wars, battles, new articles by historian, R Gunn, Skyelander. Updated monthly
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in Regions > Europe > European history - Shays' Rebellion
During the Confederation period, the young American nation was in economic and political chaos. The new nation had to rebuild its economy without the benefit of belonging to the British mercantile system. America was desperately short on hard cash. This was due to the sudden renewal of British trade. Hard currency was leaving faster than it was coming into the country.
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