By Daniel H. Boone The desire to maintain British power of prestige in Europe through the economic power of her colonies, and particularly the West
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Strategic Failure: The British New York Campaign, 27 August – 28 October 1776
The British campaign against New York in 1776 demonstrated a prime example of missed opportunity on the part of the British, and arguably, was
Roman Historiography, A Brief Look at Its Growth and Significance – By: Daniel H. Boone
Historiography, the study of how humans have recorded history, is a science that can tell us a lot about the environment of the past. This
The Constitution and Secession, a Question of Legality – By: Daniel H. Boone
The American Civil War, fought over one hundred fifty years ago, still incites argument and debate amongst people. One area of continued contention is the
Allies of Necessity: European Foreign Aid during the American Revolution – By: Daniel H. Boone
The colonial victory in the American Revolution (1775-1783) stands as a lasting example of a colony rising up against an imperial power and securing its
Conflicting Cultures in War: British Soldiers, American Colonists, and Native Tribes During the Seven Years’ War – By: Daniel H. Boone
The Seven Years’ War (1754-1763) began in North America in 1754 in the Ohio Valley and in Europe in 1756. The war was primarily a
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