From a battlefield in Guilford County to lyrics in the blockbuster Broadway hit "Hamilton," Greensboro's namesake is ...

On June 14, 1775, the Continental Congress voted to replace the colonies' part-time militias with a full-time army – and ...

Last week, we celebrated the anniversary of the July 4, 1776, Declaration of Independence ... In December 1780, General Nathanael Greene arrived in the Carolinas to take charge of the meager ...

Nathaniel Greene wrote to Thomas Paine — whose pamphlet “Common Sense,” published in early 1776, called for breaking all ties with Britain — “The two late actions at Trenton and ...

served as General Nathaniel Greene's headquarters during the Revolutionary War, according to the Solebury Township Historical Society. From there, General Greene is said to have ordered the flat boats ...

Greeting the commander was Major-General Nathanael Greene, a Rhode Island foundry owner ... Delaware River in a blizzard on Christmas night 1776 to capture the British stronghold of Trenton.

In late August of 1776, the British attacked Brooklyn and ... It was placed under the command of General Nathanael Greene, a promising young officer known as the “Fighting Quaker.” ...

In the winter of 1776, American forces ... In order to avoid a complete catastrophe, Washington directed Nathanael Greene’s division to serve as a protective force, allowing the Continental ...

PICATINNY ARSENAL, N.J. -- It was November of 1776 and for Gen ... arrival on horseback by General Washington and General Nathaniel Greene. “This is a success story of the teaming of technology ...

1776, released Tuesday ... It praises Washington's discoveries: Henry Knox, a bookseller turned general, and Nathaniel Greene, a scholarly "fighting Quaker." It makes great use of letters and ...

including Nathaniel Greene, Henry Knox, the Marquis de Lafayette and more Continental Army officers, to plan the defense of Philadelphia. Some clippings that were taken from the tree in 1776, just ...