Female Revolutionary War Heroes: the Front Lines and at Home

•January 19, 2019 • Be the First to Comment

In addition to the Founding Fathers, there were numerous female Revolutionary War heroes who contributed substantially to the fight for independence. More »

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Catherine Moore Berry

Female Revolutionary War Heroes: the Front Lines and at Home

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Japanese Sneak Attack on Sydney Harbor

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Nazi U-Boats At America’s Doorsteps

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Catherine Moore Berry

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