
#1
King George x reader - An Uncommon...by charlesdaddyissues
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...
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#2
The Letters Of Tench Tilghmanby Second Card Down
The correspondence of Lt. Colonel Tench Tilghman (1744 - 1786), volunteer and then official aide-de-camp to General George Washington during the American Revolutionary W...

#3
The Whiteford Family: Moses Whitef...by Jacky
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 Lexing...

#5
Letters Between Two Brothersby Jon Andréas
"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 o...

#6
The Letters of John Laurensby Second Card Down
The annotated correspondence of Lt. Colonel John Laurens, Revolutionary soldier and aide-de-camp to General George Washington during the War of Independence.

#7
A fight for freedomby C0untrygal
Arthur found Alfred as a child, and decided to take him in. He looked after Alfred for many years. What will happen when he discovers that Alfred wants his independence?

#8
Yrs For Everby Second Card Down
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 revo...
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#9
Regrets That Were Once Made by charlesdaddyissues
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...
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#10
คลังฟิคJamilton {Hamilton/Jefferso...by ไก่งวงเย็น (หยุดอัพชั่วคราว)
Fandom- Hamilton-Miranda
John Adams-HBO
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#11
Feigned Loyaltyby Homework_Nah
Constance Woodhull.
Beautiful, graceful, polite...
There were many ways to describe her, but soldier was not one she would have ever imagined.
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Constance, the daughter...