Indoctrinating Native American Tribes Into The Loyalist Camp
Understand why more Native American Tribes aligned themselves with Britain during the Revolutionary War. Discover how Indian Tribes from Wyandot to Lenape went about allying with Britain. Learn what caused the Haudenosaunee aka Iroquois to become divided during the war based upon loyalties. Go behind the scenes and learn what happened in Pennsylvania’s Wyoming Valley come early July 1778. Understand the significance behind what Wyoming Valley represented for one side during the war. Learn what the 1779 Sullivan Campaign yielded from a revenge standpoint. Figure out exactly what privateering is all about. Get an in depth analysis into whether many Loyalists partook in financing to joining privateering missions. Discover how a captured prize could help modify a gentleman’s financial state of well being. Explore the purpose behind an organization known as Board of Associated Loyalists including their leader William Franklin, Benjamin Franklin’s estranged son. Learn how this organization ultimately crumbled.
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16 Oct 2026
Seeking Revenge In The Forms of Legislation To Newspaper Publishing
Go behind the scenes and explore how 1778 Massachusetts Banishment Act impacted people of loyalist standing. Learn how Edward Winslow, a Loyalist, responded to the Massachusetts Banishment Act. Determine where Loyalist Clergy Leaders stood behind dangers involving revenge. Explore why some loyalist figures heavily advocated revenge against their patriot counterparts. Get introduced to South Carolina Loyalist James Simpson including the duties he performed between 1778-1780. Learn exactly why Simpson frowned upon Patriots. Find out why Britain’s Southern Strategy served dual purposes both militarily and economically. Agree if Crown Officials in London were convinced that a strong population of Loyalists resided within the Southern Colonies. Discover exact number of Loyalist Newspapers that evolved during Revolutionary War including retaliatory tactics used. Learn what became of Loyalists residing in and around New York City come 1778. Understand why it took the Crown longer to see fundamental reasoning behind enlisting Loyalists to serve in interim regiments.
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11 Oct 2026
Understanding The Rules Behind Captivity During American Revolution
Get introduced to David Mathew’s including the position he holds within New York City prior to British Troop Forces arrival. Learn what happened to Mr. Mathew’s come early morning hours on June 22, 1776. Explore what unfolded six days later involving someone within General George Washington’s Life Guard Unit. Determine if the Continental Army offered a parole of honor to Mr. Mathew’s in the wake of what unraveled from June 22,1776. Get introduced to Connecticut Governor John Trumbull and how he became involved with Mr. Mathew’s ordeal. Go behind the scenes and learn if David Mathew’s was ever brought up on any high level crimes including whether or not he ever got found guilty. Figure out if most states had enacted treason laws come 1776. Determine what would’ve been common captivity practices for those Loyalists who weren’t granted any type of parole. Agree if it’s fair to say that had a Loyalist Gentleman got confined within the jail cell that his loss of self respect would’ve been stripped altogether. Explore the ramifications Loyalist Officers faced in the event they got captured along battlefield confines. Learn how Patriot Militiamen were different from Continental Counterparts when it came to Conventional European Fighting Combat. Get an in depth analysis behind how ugly things became once fighting ended at Kings Mountain Battle. Understand why so many British and Loyalist War Prisoners believed that their rebel captors didn’t deserve receiving parole. Learn how the Quakers claimed to be one group of people per their religious beliefs, but yet opposed war while mistreating Continental Troops whom got imprisoned in Philadelphia around late 1777.
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