Revolutionary War Documents - these links lead to historical maps, letters
and other documents
American
and British History ResourcesRutgers University links to documents
and sources, Boritish and American
The American
Revolution and the struggle for IndependenceFrom Revolution to Reconstruction
- an HTML-hypertext on American History, from the colonial period until
the First World War (click on the Revolutionary War link)
American Special
Collections: Eighteenth Century Library of Congress Links to Revolutionary
War maps and manuscripts
American
Studies Web: Historical Essays and Archival ResourcesContains links
to Revolutionary War stuff
About the Cato InstituteInstitute
that focuses on Cato's letters
About Cato's Letters
Cato's Letters were used in Whig Ideology tha helped form the ideas for
the Revolution
Colonies
adopt declaration of independenceliks about the declaration of Independence
The Declaration
of IndependenceA copy of the Historic Declaration of Independence
that was accepted on July 4, 1776 during the war
The
Declaration of IndependenceScannned copy of the original, does not
have the sigantures
DECLARATION
OF THE CAUSES AND NECESSITY OF TAKING UP ARMS, JULY 6, 1775 Historic
document - A declaration by the Representatives of the United Colonies of
North-America, now met in Congress at Philadelphia, setting forth the causes
and necessity of their taking up arms
Dietz Associates: Stocks on
the WebREVOLUTIONARY WAR, Connecticut Document ordering payment
in Pounds and dated early 1780's during the War. Issued to the D.Q.M. Deputy
Quarter Master. Signed by various Committee members, etc. SO VERY HISTORIC
IN THAT THIS DOCUMENT IS DIRECTLY FINANCING THE PURCHASE OF SUPPLIES FOR
THE WAR! Excellent Condition
Dietz Associates: Stocks on
the WebRevolutionary War, 1770's, manuscript document ordering the
payment in pounds by the state of Connecticut. The Treasurer of the state,
John Lawrence, signs as well as other officials. Excellent Condition and
SO VERY HISTORIC. (dates and sizes will vary though a typical size is 4"x6"
or so) NICE.
Dietz Associates: Stocks on
the WebREVOLUTIONARY WAR, 1780-1784, Connecticut Bond issued to
finance the War, payable in Pounds and issued to soldiers who served in
the Connecticut Line of the Continental Army (this is all stated clearly
in the text of the piece). The soldier would hold this bond for several
years. He would receive his interest on an annual basis. This interest paid
is noted yearly on the back of the bond. Finally, the principal of the bond
was paid and was neatly hole canceled. These bonds were payable in Gold
or Silver. Particularly Nice condition.
Flags of the
American Revolution The different kinds of flags used during the
American Revolution
Gopher Menu, Vermont
Contains links to documents written during the Revolutionary War
Historic
Documents-- the Keigwin and Mathews Collection Historic documents
information
U.S. History Resources
at SPU Resource page - includes links related to the Revolutionary
War
Library of Congress
World Wide Web Home Page Contains links to Revolutionary War material
of all kinds
http://q.continuum.net/~jrothgeb/readers.txtThis
is an scan of an orginal militia's roll call
MilitaryAmerican
Revolution - There are 5 collections relating to the American Revolution
in Louisiana,
NEW
JERSEYReferences to New Jersey maps made during te Revolutionary
War
NORTH
CAROLINAReferences to North Carolina maps made during te Revolutionary
War (updated, 5/30)
North Carolina
HistoryHistoric North Carolina Maps of the Revolutionary war info
Rare
Map Collection - Revolutionary GeorgiaHistoric Georgia Maps of the
Revolutionary war info
Scanned Originals
of Early American Documents includes scanned Revolutionary War Documents
SJCPL's Info File
DatabaseSJCPL's Info File database contains answers to unusual and
interesting questions that were collected over many years at the library.
Currently it contains over 700 records . It is provided by the Reference
Department of the St. Joseph County Public Library. The Info File was originally
created as a timesaving card file for hard to find answers and frequently
asked questions. Typically, some of these would be: the origins of holidays,
where to write for a birthday card from the President, the latitude and
longitude of South Bend, quotes, poems, etc. Some of the records actually
contain the answers while others are only references to other sources. This
file is searchable by keyword only. (Incldues several relevant keywords
pertaining to the Revolutionary War
Timothy
Hughes Rare & Early Newspapers Access includes newspapers that were
printed during the Revolutionary War
United
States History Maps includes maps from the Revolutionary War