John Cadwalader was a Brigadier General in the Continental Army who defended General Washington’s honor in a duel.
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William Campbell Musters Troops At Kings Mountain
William Campbell was an important leader of the Revolution on Virginia's frontier.
The Swamp Fox - Francis Marion's Alter Ego
Francis Marion earned the nickname the Swamp Fox from the British because he would attack them quickly and then vanish through the difficult terrain of southern swamps.
Daniel Morgan Prevails in the Battle of Cowpens
Daniel Morgan was one of the most important Generals of the American Revolutionary War.
George Clinton Governs New York
George Clinton left a lifetime of service in New York to become Vice-President of the United States.
Christopher Gadsden Designs The 'Don't Tread On Me' Flag
Christopher Gadsden may not be well known today, but the flag he designed is recognized by Americans across the United States.
Memorial Day: Reflecting on Revolutionary Veterans
Since the Washingtons, Hamiltons and Lafayettes will be receiving attention today, let's take a moment to remember some of those Americans who might otherwise be forgotten.
Charles Cotesworth Pinckney - The First Presidential Candidate to Lose an Election
Charles Cotesworth Pinckney held many important positions throughout the American Revolution. This article is about his least notable position.
John Dickinson - Part 2: Declaring Caution
John Dickinson's ideas for the direction of America did not immediately coincide with declaring independence. His actions in early July 1776 may have hurt his reputation, but it left him with a clean conscience.
William Whipple
Whipple is famous for being one of the New Hampshire Founders who signed the Declaration of Independence.