Americanrevolutionarywar Stories

Constance Woodhull. Beautiful, graceful, polite... There were many ways to describe her, but soldier was not one she would have ever imagined. ~ Constance, the daughter of a wealthy judge, had all that she could have possibly wished for in her small town of Setauket. A nice home, a good group of friends, and even a small crush on the pastor's son, but all of that changed when the war began. With families torn and devastated, it took her time to realize her calling. Between her Patriot brother and Loyalist father, she, herself, felt the pressure of secrecy in the presence of danger. The question is- can she keep her secret?

If you were to ask Alexander Hamilton to describe himself on a regular day, he might say that he was a lawyer or a statesman, perhaps a general and veteran from the revolutionary war. If pressed, he might admit that he was an author and founder of the New York Post. However, if you were to ask him today, he would simply reply "exhausted." Sometimes it's when we're most vulnerable that we can finally face our truths, whether that be the ghosts of neglected friendships, memories of a war not five years past, or, as he found himself face to face with on this cold autumn's evening, a pile of crumpled letters pushed towards the back of his desk. • • • • • An 18th century tale of letters, flames, and acceptance inspired by 'Hello My Old Heart' by the Oh Hellos.

Moses Whiteford is a sixteen year old boy in a time where everything was crazy for the American people. The American Revolution was on the rise, and the Battle of Lexington and Concord is only a month away. Moses was born to a well-to-do family on February 20, 1759 nearby Williamsburg, Virginia. His father a governor, his mother died in 1763 in the birth of his younger brother Noble. His father owns a hundred slaves, twenty in the house, eighty on their 100 acre plantation. He becomes an aide-de-camp in the American Revolution to George Washington and he fights by his side until it is over.

"Letters Between Two Brothers" is a story that's written in first person of Jonathan Benjamin Rainer, a 22 year old politician in the Constitutional Congress of 1787. Lucky to get that far at that age. His brother, Benjamin Hansel Rainer, was a soldier in the American Revolutionary War. They wrote letters to each other until Benjamin was shot dead in 1783 by the British around the same time Lieutenant Colonel John Laurens was killed. He was in the same area as Laurens was, where he saw him die. This is a Historical Fiction.

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William Seabury is the son of a bishop. A quiet boy of 17, growing up in the early days of America. As the son of a bishop and a American General's grandson, William was encouraged to study and become a member of upper society and to marry rich. Prince Frederick, the first born son of King George and Y/N L/N, he was expected to grow up to be the King one day. Despite being awkward in nature, Frederick yearned for an adventure. And with his 18th birthday nearing he needs to act fast before his eventual marriage to some foreign princess. Fredrick and William are two completely different people. But unbeknownst to them, that they are connected. Connected by the regrets that were once made by the very people who brought them life. Many games had been played before and observed. But sometimes it's what the game does to others, that really matters.

The annotated correspondence of Lt. Colonel John Laurens, Revolutionary soldier and aide-de-camp to General George Washington during the War of Independence.

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The correspondence of Lt. Colonel Tench Tilghman (1744 - 1786), volunteer and then official aide-de-camp to General George Washington during the American Revolutionary War.

[jamilton in university au] Alexander Hamilton didn't get anything for free. Every grade, every opportunity, every success was the result of hard work, discipline, and a constant struggle for a place in a world that wasn't ready for him. Thomas Jefferson was his opposite - the embodiment of privilege, confidence, and the ease with which he earned admiration. When Jefferson returned from France, their ideological conflict turned into a personal confrontation that could no longer be ignored. This is a story about inequalities hidden in the language of law, ambition fueled by anger, and what happens when your enemy turns out to be someone who understands you all too well. Moder Universe, University, Law School

Your father was a revolutionist in a country of loyalists. You were his daughter who had the same beliefs. Living in Britain as a revolutionary was easy as long as they didn't tell anyone. Alone you, your father and mother lived in a small cottage in the country. But when an your uncle who is an American general employs you and his daughter to spy on the British. Your life changes... Y/N never liked games, but to win she would need to play an uncommon game. The Kings game.