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250 and Counting — 498 episodes

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1

Thomas Jefferson’s Origin Story–May 14, 1776

2

Jett Thomas–May 13, 1776

3

America Benefits From French Politics–May 12, 1776

4

Cornwallis Arrives In Halifax, NC–May 11, 1776

5

Change Comes From Within–May 10, 1776

6

Words From Ward–May 9, 1776

7

Thwarted On The Delaware–May 8, 1776

8

Abigail, On Power–May 7, 1776

9

Two Men To The Carolinas–May, 1776

10

Valentine Efner–May 5, 1776

11

Rhode Island Goes First–May 4, 1776

12

Washington Cracks Down–May 3, 1776

13

Help From Abroad–May 2, 1776

14

Massachusetts Bay Cuts The Cord–May 1, 1776

15

Samuel Adams Is Spoiling For A Fight–April 30, 1776

16

The Road To Canada–April 29, 1776

17

Recruiting In Georgia–April 28, 1776

18

Gates Moves Up Quickly–April 27, 1776

19

George Washington Has Concerns–April 26, 1776

20

Thomas Stone Writes Home–April 25, 1775

21

New Kids In Town–April 24, 1776

22

South Carolina’s Small Declaration–April 23, 1776

23

Reorganizing in North Carolina–April 22, 1776

24

Letters From New England–April 21, 1776

25

Once More To Canada–April 20, 1776

26

Patriots’ Day–April 19, 1776

27

Battle at Block Island–April 18, 1776

28

Washington Writes A Protest Letter–April 17, 1776

29

John and Mercy–April 16, 1776

30

The Fourth NC Regiment–April 15, 1776

31

John Adams’ Rebuttal–April 14, 1776

32

Washington Arrives In New York–April 13, 1776

33

The Halifax Resolves–April 12, 1776

34

Notes From All Over–April 11, 1776

35

A Fort Grows in Brooklyn–April 10, 1776

36

Letter to Virginia–April 9, 1776

37

Mutiny(ish) Leads To Bounty–April 8, 1776

38

Our First Win At Sea–April 7, 1776

39

Brits: Keep Out!–April 6, 1776

40

Mr. Washington Goes to Providence–April 5, 1776

41

Washington Departs Cambridge–April 4, 1776

42

Elias Boudinot Caldwell–April 3, 1776

43

Thanks, George–April 2, 1776

44

Gang Greene–April 1, 1776

45

Farewell, Mother Jefferson–March 31, 1776

46

Death Of A Belcher–March 30, 1776

47

From One Postal Official To Another–March 29, 1776

48

He Built This City–March 28, 1776

49

A New Home For The Royal Navy–March 27, 1776

50

A Death In Rhode Island–March 26, 1776

51

Raid On Tybee Island–March 25, 1776

52

Letters From The General–March 24, 1776

53

Here Come The Privateers–March 23, 1776

54

William Tryon Isn’t Popular–March 22, 1776

55

John Frederick Frelinghuysen–March 21, 1776

56

Meet The New Boss–March 20, 1776

57

Philemon Beecher–March 19, 1776

58

Reviewing Boston–March 18, 1776

59

The Siege Ends–March 17, 1776

60

A Special Proclamation–March 16, 1776

61

Georgia Gets In The Game–March 15, 1776

62

Congress Makes A Tough Call–March 14, 1776

63

Preparing To Take Back Boston–March 13, 1776

64

Baltimore Celebrates Women–March 12, 1776

65

Getting Ready To Move–March 11, 1776

66

Laundry Day–March 10, 1776

67

The Big Guns In Boston–March 9, 1776

68

Samuel Tweedy–March 8, 1776

69

Congress and Military Matters–March 7, 1776

70

The Pennsylvania Thirteenth–March 6, 1776

71

Taking Canada’s Temperature–March 5, 1776

72

Beginning of the End in Boston–March 4, 1776

73

The Raid on New Providence–March 3, 1776

74

The NC Royal Governor is Defiant–March 2, 1776

75

The French Connection–March 1, 1776

76

Phyllis Wheatley Gets A Fan Letter–February 28, 1776

77

The Battle of Moore’s Creek Bridge–February 27, 1776

78

Innis Green–February 26, 1776

79

Another Washington in Uniform–February 25, 1776

80

British People Noticing Things–February 24, 1776

81

Our New Man in Virginia–February 23, 1776

82

The South Carolina 5th Regiment–February 22, 1776

83

Helping New York Help Itself–February 21, 1776

84

From Connecticut To Georgia–February 20, 1776

85

Fort Moultrie–February 19, 1776

86

William Scarbrough–February 18, 1776

87

Making Money–February 17, 1776

88

Nicholas Ware–February 16, 1776

89

Things Heat Up in Wilmington–February 15, 1776

90

Washington Goes Mail-Order Shopping–February 14, 1776

91

A More Organized War–February 13, 1776

92

Mary Pickersgill–February 12, 1776

93

Troop Movement in North Carolina–February 11, 1776

94

Common Sense Comes to NC–February 10, 1776

95

A New Job For John Adams–February 9, 1776

96

Gadsden, Come Home–February 8, 1776

97

What To Do With Prisoners?–February 7, 1776

98

Vive La France–February 6, 1776

99

Here Come The Hessians–February 5, 1776

100

When Generals Meet–February 4, 1776

101

Fort Whetstone–February 3, 1776

102

Salisbury Iron Furnace–February 2, 1776

103

William Montgomery Crane–February 1, 1776

104

The Fate of a Crew–January 31, 1776

105

Enlisting Apprentices–January 30, 1776

106

From John To George–January 29, 1776

107

Arrest of a Franklin–January 28, 1776

108

Rules for Native American Trade–January 27, 1776

109

Our First Memorial–January 25, 1776

110

Jean-Guillaume Hyde–January 24, 1776

111

A Most Dreadful Voyage–January 23, 1776

112

“Which Will Be Your Choice?”–January 22, 1776

113

Elisha Haley–January 21, 1776

114

Charles Pinckney Sumner–January 20, 1776

115

Busy Day In Congress–January 19, 1776

116

Church Gets Out–January 18, 1776

117

Many Letters to George–January 17, 1776

118

A Council of War–January 16, 1776

119

Sam Adams Also Has Concerns–January 15, 1776

120

Washington Has Concerns–January 14, 1776

121

John M. Snowden–January 13, 1776

122

Prudence Island Under Attack–January 12, 1776

123

Rush To The Altar–January 11, 1776

124

It’s Just…You Know…–January 10, 1776

125

A Plan Is Hatched–January 9, 1776

126

The Play’s The Thing–January 8, 1775

127

Preparing To Defend New York–January 7, 1775

128

Retreat From Charleston–January 6, 1776

129

The First State Constitution–January 5, 1776

130

Marines On A Mission–January 4, 1776

131

A Plan For Reconciliation–January 3, 1776

132

A Furnace for Arms–January 2, 1776

133

The Burning of Norfolk–January 1, 1776

134

The Battle of Quebec–December 31, 1775

135

Washington Has A Change Of Heart–December 30, 1775

136

Birth Of A Navy–December 29, 1775

137

Congress Organizes Military Support–December 28, 1775

138

Ben Franklin Analyzes the Snake–December 27, 1775

139

Sam Adams Has Thoughts–December 26, 1775

140

Confusing–And Howe–December 25, 1775

141

Merry Christmas, Indeed–December 24, 1775

142

The Snow Campaign–December 23, 1775

143

The Battle of Great Cane Brake–December 22, 1775

144

One Thing Ends, Another One Begins–December 21, 1775

145

The Gadsden Flag Debuts–December 20, 1775

146

Protecting the Chesapeake–December 19, 1775

147

Washington Has Some Intel–December 18, 1775

148

The Noble Train Of Artillery–December 17, 1775

149

The Delaware Who Came To Congress–December 16, 1775

150

Colonel Woodford’s View–December 15, 1775

151

Thomas Cochrane–December 14, 1775

152

Time To Buy A Navy–December 13, 1775

153

Ben Franklin Wants A Friend–December 12, 1775

154

Martha Comes to Cambridge–December 11, 1775

155

Raid on Conanicut–December 10, 1775

156

The Battle of Great Bridge–December 9, 1775

157

The Siege of Quebec–December 8, 1775

158

Tensions Rise At Great Bridge–December 7, 1775

159

Congress Responds to King George–December 6, 1775

160

The Raid On Yarmouth–December 5, 1775

161

When The North Went South–December 4, 1775

162

The First American Flag Is Raised–December 3, 1775

163

Homesickness Sets In–December 2, 1775

164

Montgomery Arrives at Quebec–December 1, 1775

165

Dunmore Assembles Two Regiments–November 30, 1775

166

Thomas Jefferson Has Bad News–November 29, 1775

167

The Capture of the Nancy–November 28, 1775

168

Prelude To Battle–November 27, 1775

169

Escape To The War–November 26, 1775

170

The Fate of War and Some Refugees–November 25, 1775

171

Considering North Carolina–November 24, 1775

172

A Day of Thanksgiving–November 23, 1775

173

The End of the First Siege at Ninety Six–November 22, 1775

174

George Kremer–November 21, 1775

175

The 1st Canadian Regiment–November 20, 2025

176

The Siege of Ninety Six–November 19, 1775

177

SC Troops Get Organized–November 18, 1775

178

The Prize Court Committee–November 17, 1775

179

Mister Knox Goes to Ticonderoga–November 16, 1775

180

Dr. James Carnahan–November 15, 1775

181

The Birth of the Black Loyalists–November 14, 1775

182

Erm…now what?–November 13, 1775

183

Dis-Integrated–November 12, 1775

184

The Battle Of Hog Island–November 11, 1775

185

Happy Birthday To The US Marines!–November 10, 1775

186

Arnold’s March to Canada Ends–November 9, 1775

187

Birth of a Privilege–November 8, 1775

188

Dunmore Has A Tempting Offer–November 7, 1775

189

Congress Has A Busy Day–November 6, 1775

190

Washington Chides His Men–November 5, 1775

191

Reinforcements Arrive Too Late–November 4, 1775

192

The Siege at Ft. St. Jean Ends–November 3, 1775

193

Jeromus Johnson–November 2, 1775

194

Congress Gets Bad News–November 1, 1775

195

Sam Adams on Armies–October 31, 1775

196

Sally Scott Murray–October 30, 1775

197

An Intercepted Gift–October 29, 1775

198

Dorothy Becomes Mrs. Hancock–October 28, 1775

199

It’s Finally Official–October 27, 1775

200

A New Facet of War–October 26, 1775

201

An Unexpected Battle–October 25, 1775

202

When Washington Couldn’t Help–October 24, 1775

203

RIP Peyton Randolph–October 23, 1775

204

William Howe Makes An Odd Decision–October 22, 1775

205

Saltpeter, John–October 21, 1775

206

James Warren Likes Privateers–October 20, 1775

207

Keeping The British At Bay–October 19, 1775

208

Washington Gets Some Relief–October 18, 1775

209

Manley About The House–October 17, 1775

210

The Burning of Falmouth–October 16, 1775

211

Reinforcements Arrive in Quebec–October 15, 1775

212

John Dabney Terrell Sr.–October 14, 1775

213

Happy Birthday to the US Navy!–October 13, 1775

214

Lyman Beecher–October 12, 1775

215

The Great Carrying Place–October 11, 1775

216

Congress Takes A Day Off–October 10, ,1775

217

The British Have War Plans (October 9, 1775)

218

October 8, 1775: The War Gets Whiter

219

October 7, 1775: The Bombardment of Bristol

220

October 6, 1775: A Strongly-Worded Letter

221

October 5, 1775: An Arrest In Canada

222

October 4, 1775: A Spy In The Ointment

223

October 3, 1775: Rhode Island Suggests a Navy

224

October 2, 1775: Whoa…We’re Halfway There!?

225

October 1, 1775: The Adams Family Letters

226

September 30, 1775: Robert Adrain

227

September 29, 1775: David McConaughy

228

September 28, 1775: A Friendly Meeting With The Natives

229

September 27, 1775: Virginia Prepares For Battle

230

September 26, 1775: Commander Thomas Jefferson

231

September 25, 1775: The Capture of Ethan Allen

232

September 24, 1775: Captain Nathan Heald

233

September 23, 1775: Independence Day on Long Island

234

September 22, 1775: Philip Milledoler

235

September 21, 1775: RIP Abel Prescott

236

September 20, 1775: War for Sale

237

September 19, 1775: Up the River

238

September 18, 1775: A Secret Committee

239

September 17, 1775: Death of a Militiaman

240

September 16, 1775: New Delegates to Congress

241

September 15, 1775: The Occupation of Fort Johnson

242

September 14, 1775: John Henry Hobart

243

September 13, 1775: A Flag Makes Its Debut

244

September 12, 1775: Another Washington Enters the Fray

245

September 11, 1775: One Siege Begins, Another Continues

246

September 10, 1775: A Mutiny in Cambridge

247

September 9, 1775: Landfall in Newfoundland

248

September 8, 1775: Daniel Boone Moves to Kentucky

249

September 7, 1775: Submarine Warfare is Revolutionary

250

September 6, 1775: Washington Appeals Directly to Canadians

251

September 5, 1775: Setback in Canada

252

September 4, 1775: The Offensive in Canada Grows

253

September 3, 1775: The British Move To Break the Siege

254

September 2, 1775: Independence Hurricane

255

September 1, 1775: Virginia Gazette Headlines

256

August 31, 1775: The Liberty Tree Dies

257

August 30, 1775: Your Cows or Your Life

258

August 29, 1775: From One Virginian To Another

259

August 28, 1775: Preparing to Invade…Canada?

260

August 27, 1775: Frederick Graff

261

August 26, 1775: Rhode Island Wants Some Naval Action

262

August 25, 1775: Eyewitness To The News

263

August 24, 1775: No Liquor Was Lost—We Hope

264

August 23, 1775: George III Declares Rebellion

265

August 22, 1775: HMS Scarborough Leaves Portsmouth

266

August 21, 1775: Rhode Island Cracks Down

267

August 20, 1775: George Tucker

268

August 19, 1775: Washington Hates the Rumor Mill

269

August 18, 1775: James Elliot

270

August 17, 1775: The Six Nations Summit

271

August 16: John Adams Gets Extralegal

272

August 15, 1775: Washington Makes Some Appointments

273

August 14, 1775: “Stolen” Goods From Bermuda

274

August 13, 1775: The Olive Branch Petition Arrives in England

275

August 12, 1775: George Washington Writes a “Dear John” Letter

276

August 11, 1775: Washington Gets Serious About POWs

277

August 10, 1775: John Adams Loses A Brother

278

August 9, 1775: An Appeal for Supplies

279

August 8, 1775: The Battle of Gloucester

280

August 7, 1775: A Victory in Failure

281

August 6, 1775: A Long March in August

282

August 5, 1775: Open Up That Golden Gate

283

August 4, 1775: A Letter of Dissatisfaction

284

August 3, 1775: The Ammunition Crisis, Part 2

285

August 2, 1775: Congress Takes A Break

286

August 1, 1775: The Ammunition Crisis

287

July 31, 1775: Congress Responds to the North Proposal

288

July 30, 1775: A Battle at Charlestown Neck

289

July 29, 1775: Law and Moral Order

290

July 28, 1775: Reaching Out to Ireland

291

July 27, 1775: The Army Hospital is Born

292

July 26, 1775: Mailing It In

293

July 25, 1775: Early Drafts of History

294

July 24, 1775: A Leaked Letter From Someone Who Knows Better

295

July 23, 1775: John Adams Has Opinions

296

July 22, 1775: Lord North’s Motion

297

July 21, 1775: Isaac McKim

298

July 20, 1775: A Tradition Begins

299

July 19, 1775: John Andrew Shulze

300

July 18, 1775: The Burning of Fort Johnston

301

July 17, 1775: The Third Virginia Convention

302

July 16, 1775: Abigail and George

303

July 15, 1775: Breakin’ the Law With Impunity

304

July 14, 1775: Support From An Odd Place

305

July 13, 1775: Speech to the Six Nations

306

July 12, 1775: Admiral Howe Comes to Town

307

July 11, 1775: From John to James, and The Other Long Island

308

July 10, 1775: The Georgian Navy

309

July 9, 1775: Orders of the Day

310

July 8, 1775: Judge William Davies

311

July 7, 1775 (no, really): Dear Abby

312

July 6, 1775: The Declaration Before The Declaration

313

July 5, 1775: The Olive Branch Petition

314

July 4, 1775: Washington’s First Orders

315

July 3, 1775: Washington Takes Command

316

July 2, 1775: Do You Know the Button Man?

317

July 1, 1775: Cephas Thompson

318

June 30, 1775: Army Regulations Take Shape

319

June 29, 1775: Thomas Boyle, Privateer

320

June 28, 1775: A Day of Paperwork

321

June 27, 1775: The Northern Department

322

June 26, 1775: George Washington Visits New York City

323

June 25, 1775: Peter Brown Saw It All

324

June 24, 1775: The Committee of Seven

325

June 23, 1775: Green Mountain Boys Get Legit

326

June 22, 1775: Continental Cash

327

June 21, 1775: New Jersey Gets in the Game

328

June 20, 1775: The Liberty Point Resolves

329

June 19, 1775: The Father of Greenville

330

June 18, 1775: Orsamus Cook Merrill

331

June 17, 1775: The Battle at Bunker Hill

332

June 16, 1775: Washington Officially Accepts Command

333

June 15, 1775: The Original G-Man

334

June 14, 1775: Cake and Candles for the US Army

335

June 13, 1775: Colonists Catch Wise…Again

336

June 12, 1775: Press One for English

337

June 11, 1775: The Battle of Machias

338

June 10, 1775: The Berkeley Riflemen

339

June 9, 1775: Exploring the West Coast

340

June 8, 1775: Lord Dunmore Checks Out

341

June 7, 1775: Just Another Day In Congress

342

June 6, 1775: A Disarming Guy in New York City

343

June 5, 1775: A Birthday Party for the King

344

June 4, 1775: The Gunpowder Incident: Epilogue

345

June 3, 1775: Committees Everywhere

346

June 2, 1775: Joseph Warren Has A Good Idea

347

June 1, 1775: Hessians Arrive in Quebec

348

May 31, 1775: The Second Letter to Canada

349

May 30, 1775: Thomas Willing Gets Mail

350

May 29, 1775: Nathan Cutler

351

May 28, 1775: The Battle of Chelsea Creek, pt.2

352

May 27, 1775: The Battle of Chelsea Creek, pt.1

353

May 26, 1775: One More Attempt at Peace

354

May 25, 1775: Reinforcements Arrive From Britain

355

May 24, 1775: Congress Elects Its President

356

May 23, 1775: New Jersey Gets Into the Act

357

May 22, 1775: New Hampshire Gets Into the Act

358

May 21, 1775: David Woods

359

May 20, 1775: The Mecklenburg Declaration

360

May 19, 1775: From Sam Adams to Samuel Purviance

361

May 18, 1775: 18th Century Spin Doctors

362

May 17, 1775: Daniel LeRoy

363

May 16, 1775: The Hanna’s Town Resolves

364

May 15, 1775: The Continental Congress Toughens Up

365

May 14, 1775: Don’t Mess With Fairhaven

366

May 13, 1775: Lyman Hall Joins the Continental Congress

367

May 12, 1775: The Taking of Fort Crown Point

368

May 11, 1775: The Second Continental Congress Gets to Business

369

May 10, 1775: The Capture of Fort Ticonderoga

370

May 9, 1775: Jacob J. Brown

371

May 8, 1775: William G. Weld

372

May 7, 1775: Joseph Wanton is Prevented from Becoming Governor

373

May 6, 1775: Mary Sherwood

374

May 5, 1775: Alexander McNair, First Governor of Missouri

375

May 4, 1775: How the Gunpowder Incident Ended

376

May 3, 1775: You Can’t Keep a Good Spy Down

377

May 2, 1775: Meet Rachel Revere

378

May 1, 1775: Invasion of Quebec, and a Fort is Destroyed

379

April 30, 1775: The Fourteenth Colony

380

April 29, 1775: The Gunpowder Incident, Part 2

381

April 28, 1775: Jonathan Trumbull Chooses a Side

382

April 27, 1775: Skullduggery and Rebellion Here & There

383

April 26, 1775: Josiah Quincy II Dies at Sea

384

April 25, 1775: Benedict Arnold Wasn’t All Bad

385

April 24, 1775: Eyewitness Testimony from Lexington & Concord

386

April 23, 1775: Boston Needs a Few Good Men

387

April 22, 1775: Who Shot First?

388

April 21, 1775: We Can Confiscate Arms, Too

389

April 20, 1775: The Williamsburg Gunpowder Incident

390

April 19, 1775: The War Begins at Lexington and Concord

391

April 18, 1775: Paul Revere’s Midnight Ride

392

April 17, 1775: Some Prescient Preparations

393

April 16, 1775: Sylvester Maxwell

394

April 15, 1775: The Short Life of Fort Pownall

395

April 14, 1775: America’s First Abolitionists

396

April 13, 1775: North Carolina Raises the Dragoons

397

April 12, 1775: North Carolina Takes the First Step

398

April 11, 1775: Graves Brings in The Big Guns

399

April 10, 1775: Skirmishes in Assonet, MA

400

April 9, 1775: Something’s Happening…Maybe Not

401

April 8, 1775: The New England Army

402

April 7, 1775: Francis Cabot Lowell

403

April 6, 1775: Stop the Presses!

404

April 5, 1775: The British Gear Up For War

405

April 4, 1775: America’s First Female Pharmacist

406

April 3, 1775: The New York General Assembly Hangs It Up

407

April 2, 1775: Calvin Jones–Physician, Soldier, Benefactor

408

April 1, 1775: Thomas Gage is Steps Behind

409

March 31, 1775: Mercy Otis Warren, Ignoring the Rules

410

March 30, 1775: King George III Restricts Trade

411

March 29, 1775: The Brits Head to Roxbury

412

March 28, 1775: Lord Dunmore Makes Noise

413

March 27, 1775: Thomas Jefferson Gets an Important Appointment

414

March 26, 1775: Thomas Monteagle Bayly

415

March 25, 1775: Letters to and From George

416

March 24, 1775: The Massachusetts Provincial Congress Steps Up

417

March 23, 1775: A Wedding Announcement and a Birthday Celebration

418

March 22, 1775: Edmund Burke Gives Parliament His Thoughts

419

March 21, 1775: Franklin Departs London Forever

420

March 20, 1775: The Second Virginia Convention

421

March 19, 1775: The Watauga Purchase

422

March 18, 1775: Ben Franklin Confides in Edmund Burke

423

March 17, 1775: Ninian Edwards and His Illinois Doings

424

March 16, 1775: The Augusta Resolves

425

March 15, 1775: New York Calls for Delegates

426

March 14, 1775: Lord Dunmore Calls for Help

427

March 13, 1775: The Westminster Massacre

428

March 12, 1775: Henry Eckford, Shipbuilder

429

March 11, 1775: The Botetourt Resolutions

430

March 10, 2025: Daniel Boone Paves the Way for Kentucky

431

March 9, 1775: The Restraining Act Moves Forward

432

March 8, 1775

433

March 7, 1775

434

March 6, 1775

435

March 5, 1775

436

March 4, 1775

437

March 3, 1775

438

March 2, 1775

439

March 1, 1775

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February 28, 1775

441

February 27, 1775

442

February 26, 1775

443

February 25, 1775

444

February 24, 1775

445

February 23, 1775

446

February 22, 1775

447

February 21, 1775

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February 20, 1775

449

February 19, 1775

450

February 18, 1775

451

February 17, 1775

452

February 16, 1775

453

February 15, 1775

454

February 14, 1775

455

February 13, 1775

456

February 12, 1775

457

February 11, 1775

458

February 10, 1775

459

February 9, 1775

460

February 8, 1775

461

February 7, 1775

462

February 6, 1775

463

February 5, 1775

464

250 and Counting: February 4, 1775

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250 and Counting: February 3, 1775

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250 and Counting: February 2, 1775

467

250 and Counting: February 1, 1775

468

250 and Counting: January 31, 1775

469

250 and Counting: January 30, 1775

470

250 and Counting: January 29, 1775

471

250 and Counting: January 28, 1775

472

250 and Counting: January 27, 1775

473

250 and Counting: January 26, 1775

474

250 and Counting: January 25, 1775

475

250 and Counting: January 24, 1775

476

250 and Counting: January 23, 1775

477

250 and Counting: January 22, 1775

478

250 and Counting: January 21, 1775

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250 and Counting: January 20, 1775

480

250 and Counting: January 19, 1775

481

250 and Counting: January 18, 1775

482

250 and Counting: January 17, 1775

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250 and Counting: January 16, 1775

484

250 and Counting: January 15, 1775

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250 and Counting: January 14, 1775

486

250 and Counting: January 13, 1775

487

250 and Counting: January 12, 1775

488

250 and Counting: January 11, 1775

489

250 and Counting: January 10, 1775

490

250 and Counting: January 9, 1775

491

250 and Counting: January 8, 1775

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250 and Counting: January 7, 1775

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250 and Counting: January 6, 1775

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250 and Counting: January 5, 1775

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250 and Counting: January 4, 1775

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250 and Counting–January 3, 1775

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250 and Counting: January 2, 1775

498

250 and Counting: January 1, 1775