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Military Material Culture

Ross K. Harper, "An Early New England Pouch and Toolkit," Museum of The Fur Trade Quarterly, Vol. 46, No. 3 (Fall 2010) 6-14.
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'As Many Fireplaces As You Have Tents ..': Earthen Camp Kitchens
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Cuthbertson's System For The Complete Interior Management and Oeconomy of A Battalion of Infantry (Bristol, 1776)
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The "New Invented Napsack and Haversack," 1776.
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A Treatise of Artillery, by John Muller, Professor of Artillery and Fortification, and Preceptor of Engineering, &c. To His Royal Highness The Duke of Gloucester (London, 1768)
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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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"'To Hold Thirty Six Cartridges of Powder and Ball ': Continental Army Tin and Sheet-Iron Canisters, 1775-1780
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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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Hugh Boscawen, "The Origins of The Flat-Bottomed Landing Craft 1757-58," Army Museum '84 (Journal of The National Army Museum, Royal Hospital Road, London, UK, 1985), 23-30.
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Review Ephraim Blaine Letterbook (New)
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'The Uses and Conveniences of Different Kinds of Water Craft': Continental Army Vessels On Inland Waterways, 1775-1782
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Lawrence E. Babits 'Supplying The Southern Continental Army, March 1780 To September 1781,' Military Collector & Historian, Vol. 47, No. 4 (1995)
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Bob McDonald, "The Arms and Accouterments Belonging To The United States Shall Be Stamped " Markings On Continental Army Muskets
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A Plan and Discipline for the Use of the Norfolk Militia. In three parts. Part I. Containing The Manual Exercise, with Explanations. The Officers’ Exercise, and Manner of Saluting, And the Halbert Exercise. Part II. Method of Teaching the Exercise. Rules and Directions for Marching and Wheeling. The Prussian and oblique Steps. Marching, Counter-marching, and Wheeling by Platoons. Exercise by Single Companies. Part III. Reviewing, Forming the Battalion, Firings, Evolutions, Mounting and Relieving a Guard, Standing Orders, &c. by William Windham, Esq; and the Roght. Hon. George Townshend, the Lord Lieut. Of Ireland (Second edition: Whitehall, 1768)
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Review Shelter Tent (New)
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Don H. Berkebile, "Conestoga Wagons in Braddock's Campaign, 1755"
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(Brother Jonathan No. 6) Lt. Colonel Richard Cary
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Brother Jonathan's Image Series (Introduction) July 2012
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Articles On The Monmouth Campaign and Battle, June 1778
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(Brother Jonathan No. 2) Captain John Gassaway (7.22.2012)
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Al Saguto, "The Seventeenth Century Snapsack" (January 1989)
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(Endnotes) "Reach Coryels Ferry. Encamp On The Pennsylvania Side.": The March From Valley Forge To Monmouth Courthouse, 18 To 28 June 1778
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"The Taylors of The Regiment": Insights On Soldiers Making and Mending Clothing, and Continental Army Clothing Supply 1778 To 1783
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'Make Use of Pack-Horses As Far As May Be Practicable ... ': Baggage Carried On Horseback During The American War, 1776 To 1781
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June 2013 Battle of Monmouth "Recreated New Jersey Continental Regiment Augmented With Nine-Months Levies"
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"I Have ... Got The Arms From Easton, (And) Is Now Divideing Them Out.": Clothing and Equipment Needed To Recreate A 1778 New Jersey Continental Company Augmented With Nine-Months Levies
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(Brother Jonathan No. 4) Col. James Innes
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(Brother Jonathan No. 3) Charles Willson Peale (7.22.2012)
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Part V. "'We built up housan of branchis & leavs ...': Continental Army Brush Shelters, 1775–1777" Series: "'We ... got ourselves cleverly settled for the night ...': Soldiers' Shelter on Campaign During the War for Independence"
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J.U. Rees Article List Military Material Culture
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"The Common Necessaries of Life "A Revolutionary Soldier's Wooden Bowl
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"Reach Coryels Ferry. Encamp On The Pennsylvania Side.": The March From Valley Forge To Monmouth Courthouse, 18 To 28 June 1778
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Part VI. "'We built up housan of branchis & leavs ...': Continental Army Brush Shelters, 1778–1782" Series: "'We ... got ourselves cleverly settled for the night ...': Soldiers' Shelter on Campaign During the War for Independence"
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“A Detatchment of 1500 Pick’d men was taken to Day from the army …” Troop Formations Detached from Washington’s Army Prior to the Battle of Monmouth, June 1778 (Most of which formed the Advance Force commanded by Maj. Gen. Charles Lee)
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Military Material Culture

Ross K. Harper, "An Early New England Pouch and Toolkit," Museum of The Fur Trade Quarterly, Vol. 46, No. 3 (Fall 2010) 6-14.

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

Cuthbertson's System For The Complete Interior Management and Oeconomy of A Battalion of Infantry (Bristol, 1776)

The "New Invented Napsack and Haversack," 1776.

A Treatise of Artillery, by John Muller, Professor of Artillery and Fortification, and Preceptor of Engineering, &c. To His Royal Highness The Duke of Gloucester (London, 1768)

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

"'To Hold Thirty Six Cartridges of Powder and Ball ': Continental Army Tin and Sheet-Iron Canisters, 1775-1780

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

Hugh Boscawen, "The Origins of The Flat-Bottomed Landing Craft 1757-58," Army Museum '84 (Journal of The National Army Museum, Royal Hospital Road, London, UK, 1985), 23-30.

Review Ephraim Blaine Letterbook (New)

'The Uses and Conveniences of Different Kinds of Water Craft': Continental Army Vessels On Inland Waterways, 1775-1782

Lawrence E. Babits 'Supplying The Southern Continental Army, March 1780 To September 1781,' Military Collector & Historian, Vol. 47, No. 4 (1995)

Bob McDonald, "The Arms and Accouterments Belonging To The United States Shall Be Stamped " Markings On Continental Army Muskets

Review Shelter Tent (New)

Don H. Berkebile, "Conestoga Wagons in Braddock's Campaign, 1755"

(Brother Jonathan No. 6) Lt. Colonel Richard Cary

Brother Jonathan's Image Series (Introduction) July 2012

Articles On The Monmouth Campaign and Battle, June 1778

(Brother Jonathan No. 2) Captain John Gassaway (7.22.2012)

Al Saguto, "The Seventeenth Century Snapsack" (January 1989)

(Endnotes) "Reach Coryels Ferry. Encamp On The Pennsylvania Side.": The March From Valley Forge To Monmouth Courthouse, 18 To 28 June 1778

"The Taylors of The Regiment": Insights On Soldiers Making and Mending Clothing, and Continental Army Clothing Supply 1778 To 1783

'Make Use of Pack-Horses As Far As May Be Practicable ... ': Baggage Carried On Horseback During The American War, 1776 To 1781

June 2013 Battle of Monmouth "Recreated New Jersey Continental Regiment Augmented With Nine-Months Levies"

"I Have ... Got The Arms From Easton, (And) Is Now Divideing Them Out.": Clothing and Equipment Needed To Recreate A 1778 New Jersey Continental Company Augmented With Nine-Months Levies

(Brother Jonathan No. 4) Col. James Innes

(Brother Jonathan No. 3) Charles Willson Peale (7.22.2012)

Part V. "'We built up housan of branchis & leavs ...': Continental Army Brush Shelters, 1775–1777" Series: "'We ... got ourselves cleverly settled for the night ...': Soldiers' Shelter on Campaign During the War for Independence"

J.U. Rees Article List Military Material Culture

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

"Reach Coryels Ferry. Encamp On The Pennsylvania Side.": The March From Valley Forge To Monmouth Courthouse, 18 To 28 June 1778

Part VI. "'We built up housan of branchis & leavs ...': Continental Army Brush Shelters, 1778–1782" Series: "'We ... got ourselves cleverly settled for the night ...': Soldiers' Shelter on Campaign During the War for Independence"

“A Detatchment of 1500 Pick’d men was taken to Day from the army …” Troop Formations Detached from Washington’s Army Prior to the Battle of Monmouth, June 1778 (Most of which formed the Advance Force commanded by Maj. Gen. Charles Lee)