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American Revolution
		Thankful Blossom (PDF) A Romance of the Jerseys 1779 by Bret Harte Republished from the 1888 Riverside Press edition - (962Kb, 54pp, illust)	Price $2.00
		Thomas Ryder Farm, The (Belcher 1929) PDF by William H. Belcher (NJHS 1929, 3pp, PDF 90K) On top of Garrett Mountain, overlooking Paterson, NJ, was the Ryder family farm. During the Revolution, Thomas Ryder sided with the British.	Price $1.00
		Tom's River Block House Fight 1782 (Fischer 1929) PDF by William H. Fischer (NJHS 1929, 13pp, PDF 171K) The "Toms River Block House Fight" took place March 24, 1782. The commander of the small fort was Joshua Huddy, who was disgracefully murdered by the British.	Price $1.00
		Two Loyalist Officers in New Jersey - Barnes and Antill (Jones 1922) PDF by E. Alfred Jones (NJHS 1922, 3pp, PDF 122K) John Barnes, distiller, of Trenton, New Jersey and Major John Antill, public official, of Perth Amboy.	Price $1.00
		Washington at Morristown (Frelinghuysen 1930) PDF by Hon. Joseph H. Frelinghuysen (NJHS 1930, 9pp, PDF 133K) Address at the commemoration of the 150th Anniversary of the settlement of Washington's Army at Morristown. General overview of the key events of the Revolution and specifics related to the encampment of 1779.	Price $1.00
		Washington's Headquarters at Coryell's Ferry (Holcomb 1926) PDF by Capt. Richmond C. Holcomb (NJHS 1926, 8pp, PDF 174K) On the east bank of the Delaware River at the crossing of the Old York Road, stands the Holcombe House, twice used by Washington as his headquarters during the Revolution. The article discusses the Holcombe family and other early settlers of the area as well as Washington's correspondence from his headquarters in 1777 and 1778.	Price $1.00
		Washington's Headquarters in Montclair (Adams 1922) PDF by Major W. I. Lincoln Adams (NJHS 1922, 3pp/photo, PDF 124K) The old Crane Homestead, built by Nathaniel Crane about 1700. Mostly used as a public house, it was situated at the crossroads of two principal highways. Briefly occupied by Gen. Washington 1780.	Price $1.00
		Washington's Retreat Through the Jerseys 1776 (Ward 1927) PDF by Dr. William R. Ward (NJHS 1927, 9pp, PDF 134K) After the Battle of Long Island where the Americans were out-numbered and out-generaled, the Continental Army beat a hasty and disorderly retreat though New York, losing about a thousand prisoners including Generals Sullivan and Lord Stirling. Then followed the disaster at Kips Bay and the further actions at White Plains. Fort Washington was lost, and a garrison of some three thousand were sent to the prison ships. Abandoning Fort Lee, Washington began his retreat from Hackensack to Newark, and from thence, pursued by Gen. Cornwallis, to Elizabeth, Rahway, New Brunswick, and on to safety across the Delaware at Trenton. This was the darkest period of the Revolution, when even the most minor error on the part of Gen. Washington could have lost the war.	Price $1.00
Civil War
		Rebel's Recollections, A (PDF) by George Cary Eggleston (1839-1911) Republished from the revised 1889 edition - (PDF 767Kb, 103pp)	Price $2.00
		Recollections of a Naval Officer (PDF) by William Harwar Parker Republished from the original 1883 edition - (PDF 4.24Mb, 637pp, 10 illust)	Price $2.00
French and Indian War
		Conquest of New France (PDF) by Prof. George M. Wrong Originally published 1918 - (824Kb, 102pp)	Price $2.00
		Conspiracy of Pontiac (PDF) by Francis Parkman Republished from the revised 1908 edition - (PDF 3.58Mb, 436pp, 4 maps)	Price $2.00
		Half-Century of Conflict (PDF) by Francis Parkman Republished from the fifth edition, 1893 - (PDF 2.7Mb, 311pp)	Price $2.00
		Influence of Sea Power upon History (PDF) by Alfred Thayer Mahan Originally published 1890 - (3.06Mb, 403pp)	Price $2.00
		Jersey Blues, The (Benedict 1924) PDF by William H. Benedict (NJHS 1924, 5pp, PDF 110K) Origins of the New Jersey Regiment, from its creation in 1747 and its service in the French and Indian War.	Price $1.00
		Johnson of the Mohawks (Pound 1920) PDF by Arthur Pound Republished from the 1930 revised edition - (PDF 5.34Mb, 424pp) Sir William Johnson may be the most historically significant figure in colonial North America. A champion for the Iroquois and allied Indians, adopted Mohawk war chief, hero of the French and Indian War, substantial landowner and staunch supporter of the Crown.	Price $2.00
		Journals of Major Robert Rogers (PDF) Edited by Franklin R. Hough Republished from the rare 1885 Hough edition - (PDF 1.7Mb, 205pp)	Price $2.00
		Legends of the Shawangunk (PDF) by Philip H. Smith Originally published 1887 - (PDF 2.13Mb, 209pp)	Price $2.00
		Montcalm and Wolfe (PDF) by Francis Parkman Republished from the revised 1902 edition - (PDF 4.03Mb, 555pp)	Price $2.00
		New France and New England (PDF) by John Fiske Republished from the 1902 Riverside Press edition - (PDF 3.59Mb, 173pp, illustrated)	Price $2.00
		New Jersey in the Colonial Wars (Parker 1921) PDF by Hon. Richard Wayne Parker (NJHS 1921, 22pp, PDF 238K) History of New Jersey's involvement in military adventures prior to the Revolution: King William's War (1688-98); Queen Anne's War (1702-13); Cartagena Expedition (1740); French War (King George's War 1744-49); French and Indian War (1754-63); Havana Expedition (1762); Treaty of Paris 1763.	Price $1.00
		Niagara Campaign of 1759 (PDF) by George Douglas Emerson Republished from the original 1909 second edition - (PDF 4.13Mb, 64pp, illustrated)	Price $2.00
		Old Regime in Canada (PDF) by Francis Parkman Republished from the revised 1895 edition - (PDF 1.92Mb, 256pp)	Price $2.00
New Jersey Archives
		New Jersey Archives I: IX PDF I:IX Administrations of Governors 1757-1767 PDF Republished from the original 1885 edition - (PDF 3.08Mb, 450pp)	Price $2.00
		New Jersey Archives I: VIII PDF I:VIII Administration of Governor Jonathan Belcher 1751-1757 PDF Republished from the original 1885 edition - (PDF 2.42Mb, 408pp)	Price $2.00

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