Essays on New Hampshire's part in the struggle for American independence, collected and edited by the Bicentennial Committee of the New Hampshire Sons of the American Revolution
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Essays on New Hampshire's part in the struggle for American independence, collected and edited by the Bicentennial Committee of the New Hampshire Sons of the American Revolution
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non fiction
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Essays on New Hampshire's part in the struggle for American independence
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collected and edited by the Bicentennial Committee of the New Hampshire Sons of the American Revolution
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Weld, A.L. and Richter, H. The founding of Dartmouth College in 1769.--Noyes, G.T. Problems of the New Hampshire "Grants".--Davison, H.E. White pines for the Royal Navy.--Squires, J.D. New Hampshire reaction to the Boston Tea Party in 1773.--Lange, F.F. The seizure of Fort William and Mary in 1774.--Richter, H. Some unfamiliar facts about New Hampshire at the Battle of Bunker Hill.--Upton, R.F. New Hampshire's constitution of 1776.--Squires, J.D.A summary of the events of 1777 which led to General Stark's march to and victory at Bennington
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