GERMAN (SO CALLED HESSIAN) SOLDIERS WHO REMAINED IN MASSACHUSETTS AND NEIGHBORING STATES, PARTICULARLY AFTER THE BATTLES OF BENNINGTON AND SARATOGA Robert M. Webler Introduction Local historical records and accounts, alo

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Date: 2010-08-21 23:12:02 American Revolutionary War Geography of Massachusetts Bennington Vermont Hesse Hessian Vermont Battle of Bennington Battles of Saratoga Springfield Massachusetts United States Geography of the United States Springfield Massachusetts metropolitan area		GERMAN (SO CALLED HESSIAN) SOLDIERS WHO REMAINED IN MASSACHUSETTS AND NEIGHBORING STATES, PARTICULARLY AFTER THE BATTLES OF BENNINGTON AND SARATOGA Robert M. Webler Introduction Local historical records and accounts, alo Add to Reading List Source URL: jsha.org Download Document from Source Website File Size: 1,59 MB Share Document on Facebook

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