Revolutionarywar Stories

Picture this: a world stuck in its old ways, clinging to the familiar. Now drop Martha Jefferson into that scene, someone who refuses to play by the script handed to her.. It's 1776, the air thick with revolution and expectation. Folks expect Martha to be well-mannered, obedient, seen, but not heard. She has other plans. Instead of shrinking back, Martha goes off-script entirely and transforms into an inventor nobody saw coming. Behind closed doors (and away from prying eyes), she builds something wild, a contraption everyone insists is impossible, and then proves them all wrong by launching it skyward. You see, curiosity doesn't wear a corset or keep quiet just because tradition says so. Still, every breakthrough brings its own storm clouds. With society eager to hush women like her and influential watchers keeping tabs on her every move, Martha finds herself at a crossroads: walk away from what she's built or wager everything for the sake of progress. So what does she do. She rallies a motley crew of fellow dreamers, people cut from different cloths, but sharing one restless spirit, and together they set out on an audacious journey. Their goal isn't just tinkering with science; it's about rewriting the rules designed to box them in.

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?

Adeline didn't mean to travel back in time. She was always warned that one snail turn of the music box and the whole world could change. She though Grandmother had been joking. However, she has a different thought as a 1990s sixteen year old in 1775 Colonial America. Her only hope is to find fellow Timekeepers and get back home without struggle and trouble. But she's headstrong, loud and a bit unhinged Adeline. There's always accidental struggle, and contagious trouble.

The Revolutionary War between the colonies and England is under way. Daughter of Lawrence Washington, Elizabeth Washington is traveling to Setauket, Long Island to visit her mother. She has lived with her uncle George Washington since her father died. Her mother married a different man and became a stepmother. While in Setauket who will she meet? Old friends? Old relations? What will happen? What side is Elizabeth on?

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 -- 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.

Nami Castillo was born into the new world at it's highest point in history. She hated the leaders and she hated how New City was being ruled. But other than that she lived a relatively normal life in New City, and she followed the law until she accidentally learns of a secret. but Is it worth dying for?

❛ Careful, you two. Keep fighting like that, folks will say you're in love. ❜ Turn: Washington's Spies imagines and preferences for the devoted fans! Always open for requests. Enjoy! :)

"𝙏𝙝𝙚 𝙨𝙩𝙖𝙧𝙨 𝙛𝙞𝙜𝙝𝙩 𝙖𝙜𝙖𝙞𝙣𝙨𝙩 𝙪𝙨, 𝙢𝙮 𝙛𝙧𝙞𝙚𝙣𝙙." ~•~ Alexander Hamilton was raised dirt-poor on the small island of Nevis in the Caribbean. He's seen much loss. His father leaves him when he's ten years old. His mother's life is taken by a fever when he is twelve. His cousin kills himself when he's thirteen. A hurricane destroys his home when he's seventeen. His only chance of survival is to get to America. John Laurens was born into a wealthy family in South Carolina. He has the money to do whatever he wants. Sent to college in Geneva, Switzerland to study the prestigious subject of law. Finds a lovely wife. But he wants more. By some twist in fate, the two meet in the army under the renowned General George Washington. It's almost as if they were made for each other. Sounds like a cliché romance story. There's only one problem: This is 1777, the American Revolutionary War. And if they're found out? They're killed. ~•~ I'm going to try to update at least once or twice a week, give or take also going to go through and edit every once in a while ~•~ #6 in historicallams 2/7/21 #8 in revolutionarywar 2/7/21

The 'Wrought in Flames' series is set in two periods in time. One, in 2013, follows Jim, a young historian, and his wife Cassie, a school teacher, set out to discover their Revolutionary War ancestors. The other is during the period of the social and political strife of the American Revolution. 'Tyranny Among Us' is the first book in this series. As Jim and Cassie begin their journey through history, the first two years of the American Revolution unfold before their eyes. Meanwhile, in 1774, residents of Northampton County, Pennsylvania are thrust into a war that many don't want. At the center of the conflict is the city of Easton, Pennsylvania; a small frontier town of a little over 300 people, mainly of German descent, whose residents soon realize that the war isn't far away in New England. It has come to their own homes. What will Jim and Cassie find along the way? What can they learn about the families desperately trying to survive on the Pennsylvania frontier in a world torn asunder? How will their ancestors cope with this new and brutal reality? Who will fall along the way? ***Author's Note: I have included a 1775 map of the region in the Media Column to the right of Chapter 1; to view, right-click on the image and copy the image location and paste it in a new tab.*** ***PLEASE VOTE!*** =)

This story takes place in 1781, our main protagonist, Deymond Whitehill is a british soldier who has been drafted to scare and deter rebels away. One rebel in particular Whitehill has his eye on. Will the revolution tear this dream of romance apart?

this is a historical fiction on Alexander Hamilton and Eliza Hamilton's children. this is going to be made very slowly because I'm currently writing three other stories, all fanfictions. hope you enjoy the NOTHINGNESS i have posted and that's all i wrote.

Master and servant or mistress and servant. In 18th century these lines are not crossed. Ever. But Adelaide "Addie" Carlisle and Nathaniel "Nate" Carter will put it to the test. As the Revolution dawns they are swept up in the violent drama of war. Will they survive?

No matter how her heart breaks, or the world burns around her, Marianne Wilson is a practical girl. She has a tavern to run, after all, and a family of traitors to protect. But, as the situation in Cambridge becomes more dire, and it appears that war with the British is coming, it becomes increasingly difficult to stay neutral. The spell of revolution is seductive, even as handsome British soldier is quartered with them. When unexpected matters of heart begin to disrupt her carefully guarded facade, Marianne must discover who she can trust, and if she is ready to give in to dangerous, impractical love.

For Henry Riley and the crew of the Chimera, privateering is just a means to an end. For Henry, it's a way to return home. Banished from Charlestowne, South Carolina by the British Governor, Henry's only hope to return to his family and the woman he loves is by pressing his ship into the service of the Continental Navy in exchange for a full pardon upon the defeat of the British. But with victory all but certain, can he survive the perils of the high seas as he and the ragtag Continental Navy fight the Legendary British Navy?

The Colony of Connecticut in 1773. Christina O'Donovan's beloved older brother was dead. Her father, a veteran of the French and Indian War, was injured and unable to keep up with the family farm. And so she'd reluctantly agreed to a marriage with a miner who worked at the local Simsbury copper mines. His courtship was a business transaction - nothing more. But when Seth somehow slipped and fell, descending a ladder he'd traversed a thousand times before, Christina was drawn into a maze of subterfuge she never could have imagined coming. And at its center stood William Johnson Crawford, a New Hampshire man who would change her life forever. ... Newgate Prison Copper Mines and the The Irish Lass - A 1700s Colonial America Sweet Romance Novella is a historical series set around the real-life copper mines in Simbsbury, Connecticut. In the late 1700s these mines had been run dry. They were then converted into the infamous Newgate Prison, one of the first federal attempts in the new United States to hold and incarcerate dangerous men. These mines were notorious in their own time, spawning delightfully adjective-rich newspaper write-ups as well as terror amongst the Tories who were threatened with a stay. The history and many characters are as authentic as I can make them. William Johnson Crawford is a documented person from this timeframe. You can read these novellas one at a time as I write them, or you can wait until I finish the boxed set and present the complete story. Some readers prefer to read as I go, while others like to wait. It's wholly up to you which you prefer! Contact me with any questions - I'd love to hear your feedback and ideas! And definitely make plans to visit Newgate when you can. It is an absolutely amazing experience, to descend into those historic copper mines and to feel what it was like.

This is a short story written for school (I only had 1000 words). The plot is a bit underdeveloped because of the limit. It's about an Irish girl and her family during the American Revolution (specifically the Stamp Act). Enjoy!

Brad and Chad are two lonely brothers that have had to take care of themselves and their potato farm ever since their parents died. When violent attacks are made on the town that they live in, Brad realizes that he must join the war and fight for what is right. Also there is a gay relationship.

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.