Articles

Date	Title
October 1, 2010	Logistics and the Continental Army Part III: Subsistence and Clothing
October 1, 2010	Logistics and the Continental Army Part II: Transport and Forage
October 1, 2010	Spanish “Bullets” for the Continental Line’s Quarterly
July 1, 2010	Safety News: Tick Safety
July 1, 2010	Logistics and the Continental Army Part I: The Quartermaster General
April 20, 2010	American/European Training Manuals in the Era of the American Revolution Part II
April 1, 2010	American/European Training Manuals in the Era of the American Revolution. Part I
October 1, 2007	History of The Continental Line, Inc.
August 1, 2007	The Care & Feeding of Your Cooperage
August 1, 2007	Making a Ground Cloth
August 1, 2007	I Was Thinking About Guilford Today …
August 1, 2007	The First Actions of Marion and the 2nd South Carolina
August 1, 2007	Von Heer’s Provost Corps Marechausee: The Army’s Military Police An All Pennsylvania German Unit
April 1, 2007	Marion and The Later Years
April 1, 2007	A contemporary comparison between General Burgoyne’s loss of an entire army in 1777 and General Cornwallis’ loss of an entire army in 1781
April 1, 2007	Why What We Do Is Important
September 1, 2006	Some Notes On Axes
September 1, 2006	Thompson’s Rifle Battalion
September 1, 2006	Threads That Bind: Linen
September 1, 2006	What Every Soldier Needs
September 1, 2006	Huck’s Defeat and Unconventional Warfare
April 1, 2006	Puttin’ On The Dog: Adventures In The Idioms Of Our Mother Tongue
April 1, 2006	The Crescent
April 1, 2006	Facing Proper, According To Von Steuben
April 1, 2006	German-Americans In The War For Independence, Part 1
April 1, 2006	Details Of Nathan Hale’s Capture
April 1, 2006	Potomac Raids: April 1781
April 1, 2006	The History And Significance Of Pallas & Tantae
June 1, 2005	“So much for a Scotch Prize.” Paramus, New Jersey, 23 March 1780
June 1, 2004	Instructions for making Tent Poles
July 1, 2001	The Revolution’s Black Soldiers
July 1, 2001	Courting And Wedding Practice In The Days Of Early New York
July 1, 2001	Arms vs. Firelocks, a Question of Research
April 1, 2001	“We have done well, now we must do good”
April 1, 2001	The Other Unknown Soldier
April 1, 2001	So, you think that this is a bad winter?
December 1, 2000	Shirt Sewing Instructions
December 1, 2000	Pulaski’s Remains Found?
December 1, 2000	The Flags of the 1st New Hampshire Regiment 1775-1784
October 1, 2000	“You’ve Got Mail!”
October 1, 2000	The Battle of Great Bridge December 9, 1775
July 1, 2000	Lighting Freedom’s Flame
July 1, 2000	Women Soldiers in the American Revolution
July 1, 2000	The Uniforms of the 1st New Hampshire Regiment 1775-1784 A Historical Research Project
April 1, 2000	Taverns, Alcohol Selling and Women
April 1, 2000	Let It Begin Here: The Battles of Lexington and Concord – April 18-19, 1775
April 1, 2000	“Employed in carrying cloathing & provisions”: Wagons and Watercraft during the War for Independence – Part II
December 1, 1999	Regimental Muster Roll Directions, 1777
December 1, 1999	“Employed in carrying cloathing & provisions”: Wagons and Watercraft during the War for Independence – Part I
April 1, 1999	The Human Experience of Grief
April 1, 1999	Alden’s Sixth Massachusetts Regiment
April 1, 1999	“Politeness”,”Mirth” and “Vocal Musick”: Sidelights of General John Sullivan’s Indian Campaign of 1779
October 1, 1998	Bringing Up The Rear: Mary Slocum
October 1, 1998	Skirt: Correct Terminology for the Rev War Period?
July 1, 1998	An Introduction to Ships of the American Revolution
July 1, 1998	“As many fireplaces as you have tents…” Earthen Camp Kitchens
July 1, 1998	Soldier’s Guide to Field Music Volume II
July 1, 1998	The Thread Counter
July 1, 1998	Sgt. Leftfoot’s Musing & Maneuvering: The Oblique Step
April 1, 1998	“One of the best in the army” An Overview of the 2nd New Jersey Regiment and General William Maxwell’s Jersey Brigade
April 1, 1998	What Are All of Those “f” Characters Doing Where “s” Should Be? —or— When I Read Eighteenth Century Books I Sound Like Sylvester The Cat
April 1, 1998	Soldier’s Guide to Field Music Volume I
April 1, 1998	What Really Happened At Rock Ford?
April 1, 1998	Sgt. Leftfoot’s Musing & Maneuvering: Forward,—March!
January 1, 1998	“A Token of Surrender” or “One Mode of Attack:” The Firelock Clubb’d
January 1, 1998	“Sospecting the prisner to be a tory…” A Continental Army Court Martial, July 1777
January 1, 1998	Book Review: The Road to Guilford Courthouse
October 1, 1997	A Jingling Match
October 1, 1997	Watch Out For Ticks!
October 1, 1997	Currency and Finance in the 18th Century
October 1, 1997	Book Review: Saratoga
July 1, 1997	Bringing up the Rear…With Faith
July 1, 1997	“… sufficient … to strip a soldier to the skin.” Sutlers in the Continental Army, 1777-1782
July 1, 1997	Doctor Mom, Colonial Style: or, Some Hints for Re-enactors
July 1, 1997	The Method of Forming and Relieving Several Guards in and about the Encampment of a Battalion
July 1, 1997	What Really Happened At Delta Lake?
April 1, 1997	‘Some in rags and some in jags,’ but none ‘in velvet gowns.’ Insights on Clothing Worn by Female Followers of the Armies During the American War for Independence
April 1, 1997	Eighteenth Century Medicine in Perspective
April 1, 1997	The “Click Rule”
April 1, 1997	Bordentown, New Jersey
April 1, 1997	Why Didn’t My Musket Fire?
December 1, 1996	Bringing Up The Rear: Winter Holidays
December 1, 1996	“Revolutionary” Corduroy
December 1, 1996	Coping with Snow
October 1, 1996	Bringing Life into the World
October 1, 1996	The Diary of Job Whitall
October 1, 1996	Eighteenth Century Writing Instruments
October 1, 1996	Philip Morin Frenea
October 1, 1996	On the Placement of Guards… A Recommendation for Continental Line Re-enactments
October 1, 1996	What’s Your Source?
October 1, 1996	What really happened in: North Andover, MA?
July 1, 1996	Women in Camp
July 1, 1996	Sarah Clark: Runaway
July 1, 1996	The Marechausee Was Not a Minuet
July 1, 1996	How much is that…?
July 1, 1996	“A Gentleman’s Delight”
April 1, 1996	A Brief Account of Religion and the Revolutionary War Chaplaincy: Part 2
April 1, 1996	Let’s Re-enact: Except the Dysentery
December 1, 1995	“Speak Up, Woman!”
December 1, 1995	Rediscovering the Fat Lamp
December 1, 1995	A Brief Account of Religion and the Revolutionary War Chaplaincy: Part 1
December 1, 1995	Forgotten Hero’s “Voices from the Past”
December 1, 1995	Powder Horn Safety
December 1, 1995	New Year’s Day, 1781 — The Day the Rebels Rebelled
October 1, 1995	Bringing up the Rear…In Small Clothes
October 1, 1995	Dutch Support of America’s Independence 1770-1782
October 1, 1995	A Dream Come True (Or So You Want To Be A Campfollower)
October 1, 1995	From the Trailspike
October 1, 1995	What really happened in: Cherry Valley
July 1, 1995	Lyme Disease: A Re-enactor’s Nightmare
July 1, 1995	The Continental Army Staff: What’s In It for You?
July 1, 1995	What Really Happened At: The Battle of Monmouth
June 18, 1995	The Use of Tumplines or Blanket Slings by Light Troops
April 1, 1995	Move Over 007!
April 1, 1995	“To See Or Not To See, That Is The Question”
April 1, 1995	“The proportion of Women which ought to be allowed…” Female Camp Followers with the Continental Army