In my previous two-part series (which began here), I described how it is a myth that Col. Henry Knox dragged by oxen his Noble Train of Artillery from Ft. Ticonderoga in upstate New York to … More…
As noted in the previous post, the first of my “Myths of the Revolution” series, American Artillery Col. Henry Knox predicted in a letter to his wife, “We shall cut no small figure in going … More…
Note: With this post begins a long series of posts I will call “Myths of the Revolution”.1 In late 1775, Gen. George Washington was maintaining the Siege of Boston, which had become a long stalemate, … More…
