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With Their Usual Ardor, Scituate, Rhode Island and the American Revolution

With Their Usual Ardor, Scituate, Rhode Island and the American Revolution

Robert Grandchamp

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Heritage Books
Año de edición:
2009
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Historia de América
ISBN:
9780788440915
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This detailed history is a tribute to the citizens of Scituate, Rhode Island, and their contributions to the American Revolution. The entire town contributed to the war effort through service and sacrifice. The Scituate Militia served with distinction and

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