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This inventor’s most famous invention was developed on the estate of a Revolutionary War general.

During the Revolutionary War, the residents of Litchfield, Connecticut, made this from a melted statue of King George III.

This American Revolutionary War battle, fought near Boston Harbor in 1775 was a Pyrrhic victory for the British.

During the American Revolutionary War, this American leader urged that the Loyalists, who supported the British monarchy, have their property and rights restored after the war.

His misinterpreted order given while commanding the American Continentals’ right wing at the Battle of Cowpens in the Revolutionary War nearly lost the battle.

This event in North America between 1775 and 1782 was far deadlier than the Revolutionary War that was going on at the time.

Unexpected fog spoiled a surprise attack during this American Revolutionary War battle.

This great figure of the American Revolutionary era urged restoration of the property and rights of Loyalists after the Revolutionary War.

This great figure of the American Revolutionary era urged restoration of the property and rights of Loyalists after the Revolutionary War: