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In reply to the discussion: Has anyone else been watching The Revolution by Ken Burns? [View all]JustAnotherGen
(37,430 posts)20. Yesterday evening
When they mentioned Hunterdon County - I knew but it kind of hit home. We still have families here whose ancestors fought in it/lived through the intolerable acts.
Something I knew as a student of History - was just how much weather played into the LUCK of the Rebels.
PS- they get extra points for referring to Harlem as a little village, showing the Flat Bush second of 'long Island' and explaining the retreat of the rebels to the Island of Manahattan. . . and the guts of the British to sale the Palisades - then people fleeing to Fort Lee.
If anyone is familiar with all of these areas . . . Tiny fort Lee!
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All the episodes are available for free on the PBS website, at least in my area (Kansas)...
wcmagumba
Nov 19
#32
Thank you, I used to listen to that on the jazz station years ago when I was working in the dark room
Walleye
Nov 19
#30
Great performer, writer and musician. Terrible, tragic heroin adiction. I love his work.
marble falls
Nov 19
#31
Thank you! You saved me and probably some others from asking. Yeah, we can all "google" it, but it's always nice to
KPN
Nov 19
#11