"the New Jersey Volunteers" (Loyalists) in the Revolutionary War
The book "the New Jersey Volunteers" (Loyalists) in the Revolutionary War was written by author Stryker, William S. (William Scudder), 1838-1900 Here you can read free online of "the New Jersey Volunteers" (Loyalists) in the Revolutionary War book, rate and share your impressions in comments. If you don't know what to write, just answer the question: Why is "the New Jersey Volunteers" (Loyalists) in the Revolutionary War a good or bad book?
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Philip Van Cortlandt, Jr. In the Revolutionary War. 27 Ensigns, . . . . William Sorrell, John Jcwt'tt, Uriah Bleau, Henry Van Allen, Robt-rt Woodward, Stephen Ryder, Hendorff, Makom Wilmott. In addition to what has been written in reference to the conduct of these tory volunteers during the Revolutionary War, special mention must now be given of the officers who commanded this contingent during that period. Brigadier-General. CoRTLANDT Skinnbr. — A fcw purely personal facts with , regard to Gen...eral Siiinner need only now be added. He was of Scotch ancestry and was born in 1728, was the Speaker of the Colonial Legislature after 1765 and the last Attorney-General of the King for the Province of New Jer- sey. He was considered a lawyer of marked ability and strict integrity of character. He continued his allegiance to the Crown and received authority to form a corps of loy- alists for duty as a brigade of New Jersey Volunteers in the military service. He was made colonel thereof July 1st, 1776, and afterward commissioned brigadier-general.
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