Americanrevolution Stories

Alyssa founds herself in a situation that many would call a dream and many others a nightmare. She is forced to give up on the life she always knew to get used to a completely different world, how will things go for her? This is fan fiction based on Broadway's Musical: Hamilton, written by Lin-Manuel Miranda. Originally this story wasn't meant to be a Character x Character so I won't anticipate any future possible couples. Just so you know, the story is not meant to be historical accurate so if that bothers you, you're warned. ((Ps. English is NOT my first language so I apologise in advance for grammar or any other kind of mistakes, thank you for understanding and feel free to correct me))

In 1899, when the Philippines was in the second year of colonization under Americans, Salome Villafuerte grew out of her small world with her family. The war took every colour she viewed about the world. She is a young Filipino woman who learned to become independent alone after the bloodshed. Her experience moulded her to become someone she didn't think of. Her trauma always reminded her of resentment towards Americans. She will absolutely get her justice, raise voices, and fight for her land. However, fate has its own story from her wishes. Upon her journey, she met the American soldier Captain Percival Desmond, the man who would certainly test who she was, what she believed, and her acceptance. Will their love story bloomed under the war between worlds and beliefs? Or will it grow into an excruciating memory she will forever suffer in? Or worse, him?

Here's the first ever Genderbend Hamilton story! It follows Alexandra Hamilton, an orphan, through her journey of love, revolution, congress, and power. **All rights to the actual show goes to Lin-Manuel Miranda, I do not own anything but the idea of making this story as a genderbent one**

I will be glad to celebrate my 63th birthday with my fans all over the world. Wish me happy birthday in advance.

Watch Crispus Attucksd and many others get their hole RUINED in this pg family friendlty wattpad smut book.

Did we really need to sign the Declaration of Independence? Why didn't we just stick to the status quo?

Book 1 of Ink & Treason Series A rebellion written in ink. Christina Hale was born to wear silk and smile politely. She loves the gowns, the music, the glittering balls-but she also loves the quiet ink-stained hours spent alone in her father's print shop, a rare inheritance secured under strict conditions: she may indulge her "childhood fancy," but only if she maintains her family's reputation and marries well. Men like Benedict Amherst-wealthy, refined, and ambitious-seem perfectly suited. He works alongside her brother securing shipping contracts for their Loyalist family. His interest in her isn't personal-it's transactional. But when Ethan Tallmadge, a courier for the Continental Army, arrives asking questions about her anonymous column-how it prints tips no one outside Loyalist circles should know-Christina finds herself torn. The words she once wrote in secret for amusement have become belief. And now, she must choose: remain the object they all expect her to be... or become the turncoat no one sees coming.

Oli Gigrio Auditore da Firenze is a descendant of one of the world's most greatest Italian assassins, Ezio Auditore da Firenze. But little does she know what is in store for her when she tries to connect with her bloodline, and how it will effect the American Revolution. Edgardo Rivera was just a boy when the Spanish destroyed his normal life. Forcing him into the life of an assassin. He traveled to America, assisting in the war with the Templars and the Redcoats. Hoping to bring peace to the war-torn land.. Edgardo's and Oli's paths will cross in some of the most heartbreaking ways, read to discover how the two of them will fight off the Templars and Redcoats in this thrilling yet romantic novel.

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During a routine training exercise, an all-female M1 Abrams tank crew from 2025 finds themselves inexplicably hurled back in time to the turbulent days of the American Revolution. Faced with a world of wooden forts, horse-drawn wagons, and muskets, they must navigate political intrigue, hostile armies, and the harsh realities of 18th-century life-all while grappling with dwindling resources, anachronistic technology, and the moral consequences of wielding unimaginable firepower in a simpler age. As Commander Elena and Gunner Maya fight to survive, their professional respect deepens into a passionate romance, forged in the crucible of war and secrecy. With historical figures from Washington to Howe watching their every move, the crew must decide whether to risk altering history to find a way home or embrace a life they never expected, together in a world not their own. Content Warning: This story contains intense violence, military combat, tactical weaponry, sexual content and romance between women, strong language, ethical dilemmas involving anachronistic technology, and themes of survival in a historical war setting. Reader discretion is advised.

This is a crack book because this is more fun than calculus.

Just a poem I wrote about America's separation from England. Sorry for any unnecessary feelings. I do not own Hetalia or the picture.

In a twist of the American revolution, two girls on opposite sides of the war meet and fall in love..What will they do to stay together and fight for their lives?

Phoebe has been encumbered with a task: finding a husband. Of course, it was a rather common expectation for a young woman of the early 1800s. However, Phoebe's husband-to-be had additional requirements. First, the man should be willing to give his name to a woman who decorated her conversations with stutters. Secondly, the husband-to-be would have to sacrifice his previous pursuits and instead continue her father's plantation. Thirdly, the said-husband must be of liberal-mind and use the plantation as a ruse to free slaves. Surprisingly, this task may not be as herculean to a visiting English-man.

Through the peak of American history, one of histories most recognizable faces, Alexander Hamilton, troubles through a love of platonic relations with a man he so deeply cares for-John Laurens.

This is a place dedicated to remembering Elizabeth Schuyler.

In the first volume of "Patriots": Liza Byers is the eldest daughter of a Catholic, Boston storekeeper in 1775. Her upbringing has been unique in comparison to that of most girls. She has been educated by a French Jesuit in her home and has served as a courier to her father's friends in the Sons of Liberty. While her mother wants her to be a lady, Liza feels the call to join in the revolution in any way she can. She would much rather be riding horses and sitting in on meetings with her father's two apprentices than sipping tea and sewing on samplers. However, she soon learns what it means to be in a war. Her sheltered world is shattered by loss as the war begins, and her parents see the need to hurry her impending arranged marriage in order to secure the future of their business. Through all the tragedy, Liza must learn to use her brain, be resilient, and never cease to be a light to those who are suffering.

I never thought I'd do this... But here are Hamilton one shots!!! This is basically a series of small, non-existent or existent ships used in a smol 1000 to 4000 word story. Just to let you know, I AM open to suggestions, you kinda need to understand Hamilton in order to understand the one-shots, and one of my favourite things of all time is HAMILTON so NO DISSING That's all y'all Be potates ~Spud🥔

Its 2 am and I'm tired lol also this isn't serious After like two long years the wait is over and I'm releasing my first fanfiction that I wrote when I was sleep deprived 😂😂 enjoy pls. Also keep in mind I haven't revised and edited this and probably never will

a very quirky fanfic of Brump! with saucy drama and love ;)