Revolutionary-war Stories

What if Claire and Jamie's first baby survived and what if it had been a boy. How will the story change? Warning: references to rape but no detail Published on tumblr, fanfiction.net and Ao3. -- May 1744 He wriggles his toes, feeling his environment. He quickly realises how much his surroundings are constricted, his legs are tightly bound and he is being cradled in someone's arms. He opens his eyes and sees a woman leaning over him and realises she must be the one holding them. She's humming softly with a warm and happy smile. He can see that her skin is clammy and there are bruises under her eyes, the eyes that are amber, golden-brown as well as smoky topaz, but that doesn't dim her smile as she gazes upon the person in her arms. She's white and her brown hair surrounds her face in messy curls.

Best friends Jasper and Dylan are inseparable. When Dylan gets electrocuted while untangling wires, she falls and Jasper catches her. When they look around, the world is different. It's 1781.

When George Washington stepped down after his second term as the first President of the United States he established the peaceful transition of power as one of America's greatest democratic traditions. His humble resistance to the temptation of power was a hallmark of what King George III called, "the greatest character of the age." Unlike Caesar, Charlemagne, Cromwell, Napoleon and others throughout human history, Washington is virtually unprecedented in retiring to private life and walking away from the throne. The Washington Legacy: An American Monarch explores a world where one man makes different choices and dramatically alters history.

Phillip is the son of George Washington and Alexander Hamilton ( yes Alex and George are around the same age ) Jake is the son of Samuel seabury and king George Phillip in Jake fall in love but their parents hate each other

Revolutionary War Backstory One-shot between America and England, and a POV of Canada during that time (Though only a bit). It was that day... That horrible day... The day we have broke apart. The day he left me. The day he told me he would leave me. Not as a country, but as my little brother. My family... It was that day, that he tried to stop me yet I did not give in. As much as I wanted to be by his side once again...I couldn't. Not just for my people, but also for myself. It was that day, that the gears of fate turned once more. Like it did when we first met and looked at each other's eyes. //Angst

It is the night of of April 18, 1775, and the British Regulars are out to strike a blow against the rebellious colonists of Massachusetts. The young men of Acton, MA along with men from surrounding towns are called on to serve their colony. However, there is a major issue for these men, when they discover someone in their company is a spy for the British Army. Discovering the traitor in their midst in time could determine the outcome of one of the first battles of the Revolutionary War. This is dedicated to all of the patriots who served on the Lexington Alarm at the North Bridge, Bunker Hill, and elsewhere (this includes several of my ancestors). All Americans are indebted to them and their service to the cause for independence.

this is mostly an inside joke between my ela class

"Please, miss I...I don't wish to die," he pleaded whole heartedly. She could sense the wobbliness in his voice as he swayed lightly on the extravagant porch. "Please." She hesitated for a moment and weighed her options. "Come quickly," she demanded. Cathleen was in a state of shock to say the least, but didn't want any man's blood to be on her delicate hands. ___________________________________________ Cathleen Atwood was raised in a loyalist home, which greatly disliked any of the rebels: whatever their cause may be. Very opinionated, Cathleen wants nothing more than to get the silly rebellion over with. Henry Chantley was partial to the American cause. A soldier at the age of 18, he was cocky and stubborn. He never dreamt that he would be stumbling up to the house of a loyalist, imploring the help of a rather prestigious girl. Both find themselves in trouble, and have to escape the grueling hand of the British. How will they survive this one?

Anne Lewis is a nurse in Washington's camp. She comes across a man by the name of 'Caleb Brewster' , she see's him only as another soldier but little does she expect what's to come.

A woman in love with history may just find herself there, in more ways than one.

A bunch of information, one-shots, and more about our favorite fighting Frenchman.

If you had a chance to change, would you? People always say love overcomes anything but can love overcome time itself? Madilyn's life got a bit more exciting. After all, Time Flys.

Theodosia Prevost writes letters to her husband while he is off fighting for the British during the Revolutionary War. She writes about her life while she hosts colonial soldiers at her house for meetings. One of those soldiers is: Aaron Burr. When she finds out she has feelings for him, how will she tell her husband?

What if Alexander never had an affair with Maria Reynolds? Never wrote the ninety paged Pamphlet? Never went to duel Aaron Burr on the fateful day of July 11, 1804? Find out from 1777-1854 a changed up history of Eliza and Alexander Hamilton.

At the cusp of the Revolutionary War, templar master Haytham Kenway searches tirelessly for traces of the Apple of Eden, a device that can control humanity. His plans become sidetracked when his son, Connor Kenway (real name Ratonhnhaké:ton) grows up to oppose his father's ideology. Self aware reader, having having unique precursor genome, gets caught amidst the conflict as you aid Connor in accomplishing his goals. Things don't quite go as smoothly as you start to realize Connor seems to have taken an interest in you... and you don't want to stop his pursuits. A continuation of an ongoing series I have where the reader mysteriously visits many fictional worlds. Backstories and explanations to come. Every story is set with the condition that the reader has full knowledge of the storyline and has access to abilities when in a fictional world. These memories and abilities are adapted depending on the world. This particular story has the reader discovering in game abilities and plot points as they go along.

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 thought Peggy was the forgotten sister, you're terribly wrong. • • • Aaron chuckled a bit as he saw (Y/N) running around with the energy everyone expected from her. Just like her older sisters, she was beautiful and selfless, with big doe eyes that seemed to show friendliness to whoever she met. Her lavender dress flattered her figure and her shiny (H/C) hair framed her face in a way that men chased after her everywhere she went. However, her most defining quality was her smarts. She loved to debate and talk politics; if she weren't a girl, Aaron bet she could've become something great. • • • Status: completed, small edits might be made as needed Rankings: 4 in #alexanderhamilton (7/30/19) 7 in #hamilton (9/29/19) 1 in #schuylersisters (9/7/19) 2 in #hamiltonxreader (10/6/19) 3 in #philiphamilton (10/6/19) 1 in #peggyschuyler (3/28/20)

I have no idea what this is. I wrote it in my English classes for something to do. It's basically from America to England, about and after the Revolutionary War. Review and tell me if it sucks okay? I NEED THE CRITICISM

Giving their lives for freedom's cause Stories of courage and sacrifice in America's history from Revolutionary times to present WA Note: These stories were written by Samaria Joy.