Connecticut Levy, 1776 (Connecticut soldier Joseph Plumb Martin) With historical background certificate written

With historical background certificate written by renowned authority James L

It was the second bloodiest battle after Bunker Hill

Once the dreadful task was complete

each soldier was furnished with two essential frontier tools that also functioned as sidearms:  a riflemen's "scalping" knife and a hatchet or tomahawk

A Soldier Of Lord Dunsmore’s Ethiopian Regiment

Connecticut Levy, 1776 (Connecticut soldier Joseph Plumb Martin) With historical background certificate writtenConnecticut Levy, 1776 (Joseph Plumb Martin) 11" W x 17" H "I did three watercolor gouache paintings for historian Phillip Mead showing Connecticut soldier Joseph Plumb Martin at various points in his service during the revolution. For those don't know who Martin is he wrote the very best reminisces of a private soldier of the revolution. A remarkably accurate candid work which is a fantastic read. You can find reprints on Amazon. If you really want