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the incredible life story of Minty, known as Harriet Tubman, legendary young conductor on the Underground Railroad.

A short article about the infamous underground railroad.

Because John Laurens deserves all the love in the world! (Even if he died like 236 years ago). So this is exactly what the tittle said! Yes, a fanclub for John Laurens. (Historical John Laurens, that is. So if you're expecting posts about the thousands of turtle drawings he never did this is /probably/ not the place for you). Here you can see fun facts, theories, very weird stuff that John did, sometimes fanart, and a lot of crying. Warning: Author can get emotional when talking about John Laurens, there might be crying, screaming, and crying-screaming. Author also tends to rant. Read at your own risk. Disclaimer: Though not everything, most of the info/theories from this blog can be found on john-laurens and ciceroprofacto's history blogs in Tumblr, which you should definitely go check out

I am not a professional historian, nor am I a professional author. I am just a student who is interested in the life and times of John Laurens and the American Revolutionary war. This is a book that I am writing for fun, with the hope that I can help some people get a rough idea of the life of this great soldier, and maybe even spark someone's interest in this time period. If you are looking for a detailed biography by a professional, I would recommend 'John Laurens and the American Revolution' by Gregory D. Massey.

a uniquely English love story, at the beginning of the abolitionist movement

John Brown was an abolitionist who was thought to be insane. He freed dozens of slaves using violence and ultimately killing around 8 people. This was a school project I decided to upload.

In the heart of a nation torn apart by conflict, "Hearts of Iron" follows the passionate and dangerous romance between Virginia Blake, a spirited Southern belle, and Ethan Carter, a principled Union soldier. Set against the backdrop of the American Civil War from 1861 to 1865, their love defies the stark boundaries of a country at war with itself. Virginia, raised in the genteel world of Southern aristocracy, finds her heart drawn to Ethan, a Union soldier whose convictions and compassion challenge everything she has been taught to believe. Their clandestine relationship blossoms in stolen moments and secret meetings, each encounter fraught with the risk of discovery and potential betrayal. As battles rage and families are torn apart, Virginia and Ethan must navigate the treacherous landscape of their forbidden love, balancing personal passion with the brutal realities of a nation in conflict. Torn between loyalty to their families, their respective sides of the war, and their deep, transformative love for each other, Virginia and Ethan's story is a testament to the power of connection in the most divisive of times. Their romance becomes a symbol of hope and reconciliation in a world consumed by hatred and division.

Hello there my fellow organic beings! In this fanclub you'll find: •Random Facts •Theories •Fanart •Rants •Headcanons •Fangirling •Crying •Other John Laurens related stuff This is a continuation of the first John Laurens Fanclub which I really recommend reading before this. And mind you, I am not a historian, so a lot of the things here I get from letters available on the internet and history blogs, feel free to ask if you ever want to know where I got something from. Now, you may read at your own risk.