Revolutionarywar 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.

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.

the now 266 year old General tells his story of the Revolution and on. Will he be able to finish his story or will he be die before he gets to the end? find out in the Untold story of General O' Harrison

How much does it take to drive a people to Revolution? Taxation is at an all time high in the colonies and the people of Boston have had quite enough with the Crown's lack of care as to their state of affairs. With King George turning a blind eye to their cries for representation, the colonists find their voice in a group of Bostonian men that call themselves The Sons of Liberty. Armed with pens, charisma, and a fervent belief in the natural rights of mankind, we join men such as Samuel Adams, Joseph Warren, and John Hancock on the journey to free the thirteen American colonies from the most powerful empire in the world and carve a path for the rise of a brand new nation. However, bringing about freedom does not come without its cost, and the cost of freedom looks to be war.

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.

Major Hewlett's POV. For the description: I will try anyway to marry Anna... as long as she loves me as well... I shall not force her... she is beautiful, and caring... I will also try to at least save her from Simcoe...

Assassins

She never wanted anything more than to be loved, but providence had something else in store for the young Beatrice Fisher. Orphaned and then adopted by the Lee Family of Virginia, she looked to have a life filled with happiness, but when her friend Nathan Hale steps back into her life and the taxes spark the battles of Lexington and Concord, her life will never be the same. She finds herself at the epicenter of the British Empire when she agrees to spy for the Continental Commander George Washington and is almost swept off her feet by the handsome and charming John André. Her adventures don't cease with the Battle of Yorktown. Thrown back into regular life with haunting images of her past, Bea finds herself needing to settle down. With her dear friends embroiled in politics, Bea finds herself in a dizzying waltz in a brand new world filled with new faces and excitement, but can she find the one thing she wants most of all? Can she find love amid the scandal and frightening pace of her new life or will her greatest nightmare of being unloved and alone finally be realized?

For seven long years, Sarah has heard nothing but her betrothed’s voice against a perpetual storm. After incurring the wrath of a spiteful Redcoat officer capable of wielding magic, Sarah was separated across centuries from Gabriel, the young man she intended to marry. While Gabriel languishes in a prison where the years pass without aging him, Sarah is trapped in a present that isn’t her own with the key that can free him. When the key starts to disintegrate, Sarah is forced into a race against time to rescue the young man she loves before they’re both lost to the depths of waning magic.

"I was scared. But I couldn't be. I had to show them that being a woman has nothing to do with the war." Delilah Gravingston is a 17-year-old living in South Carolina. She lost her home when the Red Coats raided her house. She has to be brave and fight for her freedom against England along with avenging her family which was taken from her so brutally. On her journey she is challenged by Red Coats, death, pain, and true love. All she has to do is think positively. Right? Ok... Hi guys! I really hope you enjoy this story! It is one of my better ones! So please! Vote and comment! I would love to hear what you all think! There will also be authors notes and if you have any questions, go ahead and ask! -Pigeon ✴DISCLAIMER✴ I DO NOT OWN THE PATRIOT. I ONLY OWN PARTS OF THE PLOT AND ORIGINAL CHARACTERS TO WHICH I WILL SPECIFY! The-writing-pigeon 2024©

I thought he died in the war. The man I fell in love with was a soldier of the enemy. Captain Ross Poldark. We met during the war, I was trying to run. I knew that I was in great danger, but Ross kept me safe. I refused to talk to any of his men, desperate to keep my true identity hidden. I had been kept as prisoner at first, but over time things changed. I fell in love. It's been over two years since the war ended. We are our own Nation, my relatives amount those who run the country. For two years, I grieved Ross's death. I've dodged scandalous rumors about what I had gone through during the war. I had a close friend living in London, Angelica Schuyler Church. But when I go to visit her, I learn life-altering news. Ross Poldark is alive. But what will people think? A British Captain who had fallen in love with George Washington's niece? My name is Katrina Washington......

"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?

Just me messing around with history and a time period that interests me greatly.

When Marissa finds a gold necklace in the woods, she doesn't know what it's true purpose was, but when she accidentally unlocks its secret, she is thrown back in time to late 1773. But where does she land? Right in the kings castle of England. Will she be able to fix what she has set into motion? Or will she lose her country? Most importantly, will she ever get back home? Began: November 27, 2019

For Juliana Harris, life had always been cut and dry: People were Loyalists or Rebels, they were good or bad, they were master or slave. That perception of life changes suddenly one night...

In Boston, 1776, war is brewing as a girl falls in love with her brother's best friend. He loves her as well, and everything seems like a perfect fairytale. When the boy is arrested for defending his beloved, he is offered two choices: to join the Continental Army or go to prison. Before he leaves, Benjamin promises himself to Katherine and promises that as soon as he returns, he will marry her. Aching for her beloved, Katherine swears that she will do all she can to bring him home. When word of a young member of the upper-middle class, desperate for the return of her true love reaches General Washington, he seizes the opportunity to make her an official spy for the Continental Army. as a member of the upper middle class, Katherine would easily be able to gather information on the movements of the British officers. Her assignment is to become acquainted with the young Captain Marshall Davis. Things grow more complicated when she somehow finds herself developing feelings for the Captain, all while waiting for Benjamin to return home. When the war is finally over, both men are after the heart of the beautiful Kitty Montgomery, who is forced to choose between the happy and love-filled life that she always knew with Benjamin, or the exciting and uncertain life she could have with Marshall. Who will she choose? ***This story is historical FICTION. none of the characters besides the historical figures ever existed***

A whimsical adventure that takes us through the defeat of Great Britain in the Revolutionary War. There will be lots of trouble but he'll make lots of friends along the way. Coming to you in theaters July 2007

Harold Mace is your average civilian trying to create a living for themself in the late 1700s. A high social class man with a small family to call his own, and a well known gentlemen within his city. Though this is true, he is in a constant lie, for he is a spy for the continental army. A contributor to the cause of revolution since around the beginning of the war, he has made a name for himself. Though he is constantly at battle with his fears, and eventually has to face them head on in the end. (Photo does not belong to me)