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Soldiers' Foodways and Cooking Gear (War for American Independence)

'As Many Fireplaces As You Have Tents ..': Earthen Camp Kitchens
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Review Military High Life (Final) Three (New)
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"False hopes and temporary devices ...": Organizing Food Supply in the Continental Army 1. "To subsist an Army well ...": An Organizational Overview 2. "Owing to this variety of waste ...": Producing, Storing, and Transporting Bread 3. "We now have 500 head of fat cattle ...": Procuring, Transporting, and Processing Livestock
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Resource File: Examples of Continental Army Camp Equipage and Vehicle Returns, 1776-1781 (John U. Rees)
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Reviews Civil War Starving The South and A Taste For War
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Review Hard Marching On Christmas Day
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"To Subsist An Army Well ... ": Soldiers' Cooking Equipment, Provisions, and Food Preparation During The American War For Independence
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"The Essential Service He Rendered To The Army ... ": Christopher Ludwick, Superintendent of Bakers
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"Whilst in This Country ... " Supplementing Soldiers' Rations With Regional Foods (Sullivan's Expedition, 1779, and The Carolina Campaigns, 1781-1782)
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"Things Were Fine. Then Things Weren't." Donuts and Coffee, 1862 and 1968
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"Six of Our Regt Lived Together ": Mess Groups, Carrying Food (And A Little Bit of Tongue) in The Armies of The Revolution
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'Give Us Day by Day Our Daily Bread.': Continental Army Bread, Ovens, and Bakers
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"The Common Necessaries of Life "A Revolutionary Soldier's Wooden Bowl
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'To The Hungry Soul Every Bitter Thing Is Sweet.'soldiers' Food and Cooking in The War For Independence
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"A Capital Dish ": Revolutionary Soldiers and Chocolate
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J.U. Rees Article List Soldiers' Food (1775 To The Modern-Era)
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'A Perfect Nutriment For Heroes!': Apples and North American Soldiers, 1757-1918
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Soldiers' Foodways and Cooking Gear (War for American Independence)

'As Many Fireplaces As You Have Tents ..': Earthen Camp Kitchens

Review Military High Life (Final) Three (New)

Resource File: Examples of Continental Army Camp Equipage and Vehicle Returns, 1776-1781 (John U. Rees)

Reviews Civil War Starving The South and A Taste For War

Review Hard Marching On Christmas Day

"To Subsist An Army Well ... ": Soldiers' Cooking Equipment, Provisions, and Food Preparation During The American War For Independence

"The Essential Service He Rendered To The Army ... ": Christopher Ludwick, Superintendent of Bakers

"Whilst in This Country ... " Supplementing Soldiers' Rations With Regional Foods (Sullivan's Expedition, 1779, and The Carolina Campaigns, 1781-1782)

"Things Were Fine. Then Things Weren't." Donuts and Coffee, 1862 and 1968

"Six of Our Regt Lived Together ": Mess Groups, Carrying Food (And A Little Bit of Tongue) in The Armies of The Revolution

'Give Us Day by Day Our Daily Bread.': Continental Army Bread, Ovens, and Bakers

"The Common Necessaries of Life "A Revolutionary Soldier's Wooden Bowl

'To The Hungry Soul Every Bitter Thing Is Sweet.'soldiers' Food and Cooking in The War For Independence

"A Capital Dish ": Revolutionary Soldiers and Chocolate

J.U. Rees Article List Soldiers' Food (1775 To The Modern-Era)

'A Perfect Nutriment For Heroes!': Apples and North American Soldiers, 1757-1918