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"Much addicted to strong drink and swearing": White Pennsylvania Runaways, 1769-1772

"Much given to Liquor, and chewing Tobacco": White Pennsylvania Runaways, 1763-1768

"Much given to Strong Liquor, and low company": White Pennsylvania Runaways, 1773-1775

"much given to Talk and bad Company": New-England Runaways, 1704-1754

"My Dear and Only Son": Letters to a Heartland Pioneer

"My Last Shift Betwixt Us and Death": The Ephraim Blaine Letterbook, 1777-1778

"Now Show Them What Rhode Island Can Do!": An Annotated Bibliography of Rhode Island Civil War Sources

"our ancient and Loving ffriends": The Town of Southampton, New York's Relationship with the Shinnecock Indians, 1628-1920

"Our Troops Are in General Almost Naked": The Delaware and New York Infantry at the Valley Forge Encampment, 1777-1778

"Second Census" of Kentucky 1800

"she snuffs, drinks and smokes": White Pennsylvania Runaways, 1776-1783

"Shelter From the Storm": Frederick, Maryland, A Place of Refuge in the Seven Years' War

"Sly and Artful Rogues": Maryland Runaways, 1775-1781

"smooth tongued and deceitful": White New Jersey Runaways, 1767-1783

"Stiles himself a Prize fighter": New-York Runaways, 1706-1768

"The distresses of the Army": The Ephraim Blaine Letters, 1780-1783

"Their Distress is Almost Intolerable": The Elias Boudinot Letterbook, 1777-1778

"These are artful villains": Maryland Runaways, 1789-1794

"They are all noted villains": Maryland Runaways, 1782-1788

"this grand supply": The Samuel Hodgdon Letterbooks, 1778-1784, Volume 1: July 19, 1778-March 31, 1781

"this grand supply": The Samuel Hodgdon Letterbooks, 1778-1784, Volume 2: April 3, 1781-May 24, 1784

"To the Uttermost of My Power": The Life and Times of Sir William Pepperrell, 1696-1759

"very apt to speak one side of the truth": New-England Runaways, 1774-1777

"Villainy and Maddness" Washington's Flying Camp

"Virginia makes the poorest figure of any State": The Virginia Infantry at Valley Forge