12 Dec 1776, Congress authorized establishing the 2nd Light Dragoons regiment under Col.Elisha Sheldon, establishing the American mounted arm. The 2nd Continental Light Dragoons would host Washington's intelligence arm under Captain Benjamin Tallmadge.

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10 Dec 1777 Masons Ford, PA. Gen Charles Cornwallis’s forces conduct a successful raid on Gulph’s Mill, seizing 2,000 sheep & cattle.

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7 Dec 1777 Whitemarsh, PA. Gen Howe tries to turn the rebel left flank at Abington & Edge Hill. Washington counters with Col Daniel Morgan's rifle corps & militia. Skirmishing continues all day, but Howe risks no full-scale battle.

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27 Nov 1777 Continental Congress recommends states confiscate all Loyalist property, triggering mass exodus to Canada.

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27 Nov 1773 Tea ship Dartmouth, 1st of 3 ships to be involved in the Boston Tea Party, reached Boston but Sons of Liberty prevented its unloading. By law, if the tea was not unloaded within 20 days, it would be seized and sold to pay customs duties.

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20 Nov 1775. Ninety-Six, SC. The exchange of fire picked back up as the light grew. The Loyalists attempted to create a smokescreen by burning the field surrounding the fort, but the ground was too wet. As night fell, the majority of the firing died down.

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18 Nov 1775 Fort Ninety-Six, SC. Col Patrick Cunningham’s 1,800 Loyalists invest the 600 rebels under Col Andrew Williamson. A desultory exchange of shots occurs over the next few days.

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10 Nov 1781 Gen Arthur St Clair marches a division of Continental Army from Yorktown to reinforce Gen Nathanael Greene in NC. The Yorktown victory was not the end of the fighting.

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9 Nov 1776 Most Gen Washington’s Continental Army crosses the North (Hudson) River for New Jersey. With the campaign for NY all but lost, the campaign for the Jerseys would soon commence.

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4 Nov 1775 Continental Congress reorganizes the Continental Army at Boston into a force of 20,372 officers and men, the majority remaining in service only through 1776.

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29 Oct 1776 Ft Lee, NJ Gen Nathanael Greene, commander of Forts Lee & Washington, pens letter to Gen Washington listing supplies needed & costs & suggesting places between Fort Lee & Philadelphia to store them.

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11 Oct 1776 Battle of Valcour Island fought over 2 days, the British fleet under Sir Guy Carleton defeats 15 American gunboats led heroically by Benedict Arnold. This delaying action gave the patriot ground forces a chance to prepare a defense of New York.

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6 Oct 1781 Yorktown, VA. Gen Washington symbolically turns the first shovel as the allies begin digging the first parallel siege line. Several days of rain have softened the ground, making digging quick, easy, and quiet. The line goes up in one night.

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3 Oct 1778 Philadelphia, PA. Circumventing Congress, Carlisle Commission prints offer of reconciliation to the American people, offering a full pardon to all who accept within 40 days.

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23 Sep 1781 Yorktown, VA. Gen Cornwallis informs Gen Clinton in NYC that he is trapped and can expect “the worst” if requested support does not arrive forthwith.

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20 Sep 1777 Malvern PA. Flints were removed to keep muskets silent British Gen Grey’s men surprised Gen Wayne’s division in the Paoli Massacre. Soldiers were bayonetted in their sleep & given no quarter. A total of 272 American casualties.

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10 Sep 1775 Cambridge, MA Disgruntled Penn. Riflemen move to Prospect Hill where regular troops surround the mutineers, who surrender their leaders for court martial. The leaders are found guilty & punished & the riflemen return to the lines.

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