American Revolution

From Washington in flames to clashes in Lorraine and the Solomons, August 24 marks turning points that reshaped wars across history.

The FBI seeks public help finding Revolutionary War-era items and a shotgun once owned by John James Audubon, stolen decades ago.

Discover the enigmatic world of 1800s dueling: a riveting journey through honor-bound clashes, pistols poised, and a code that shaped an era.

American naval hero Stephen Decatur died in a pointless duel in March 22, 1820, a tragic end to a legendary career.

Amid British-occupied NYC, the Culper Spy Ring emerged—patriots weaving secrets in plain sight. Their covert web changed history’s course.

Get to know the enigmatic Hercules Mulligan: tailor turned spy, shaping America’s destiny through covert actions and unwavering patriotism.

Major General Benedict Arnold’s betrayal during the American Revolution remains a stunning twist in colonial history.

Meet John Laurens: The youthful visionary who fought not only for America’s independence but also the liberation of enslaved souls.

Unveiling the enigmatic Robert Townsend: From merchant to shadow patriot in the Culper Ring, shaping America’s destiny through espionage.

There are very good reasons to love this country on Independence Day and every other day for that matter. Here are 10 good ones

The American Revolution became a beacon for people around the world. Find out what made it truly revolutionary.

A rather tall man named Robert Shurtleff joined the Continental Army in 1782 and spent two years in combat, even removing a musket ball from his thigh to prevent surgeons discovering his secret, Robert was not a man but a woman named Deborah Sampson Gannet