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SUMMARY:Lecture – “Roger Lamb’s American Revolution: A British Soldier’s S
 tory”
LOCATION:Washington Crossing Historic Park\, 1112 River Road\, Washington 
 Crossing
DESCRIPTION:Time: 1:30 PM – 2:30 PM\n\nWe are honored to host Don N. Hagis
 t\, Managing Editor of the Journal of the American Revolution (allthingsl
 iberty.com) and a leading historian of British soldiers who served in Ame
 rica. His research is grounded in primary sources from archives in North 
 America and Europe\, allowing him to tell the deeply personal and often o
 verlooked stories of these soldiers and their families.\n\nHagist is also
  a consultant for the PBS documentary The American Revolution\, produced 
 by Ken Burns\, and the author of several major works\, including Noble Vo
 lunteers\, The Revolution’s Last Men\, and These Distinguished Corps. He 
 is also the editor of Roger Lamb’s American Revolution: A British Soldier
 ’s Story.\n\nIn this talk\, Hagist explores the memoir of British soldier
  Roger Lamb\, whose writings provide rare insight into daily military lif
 e and the lives of civilians caught in the conflict.  He will highlight L
 amb’s escape from American forces across the Delaware River in 1782.  An 
 illustration of the incident includes the story of a Black ferryman in Br
 istol and what it reveals about the essential roles of river workers and 
 enslaved laborers in the wartime landscape.\n\nThis lecture will be offer
 ed in a hybrid format\, with both in-person and virtual attendance option
 s available. Pre-registration is required for all participants.\n\nWashin
 gton Crossing Historic Park’s free lecture series is made possible by our
  General Level Supporter\, America250PA\, through the Lecture250 Grant Pr
 ogram.\n\nMore info: https://www.washingtoncrossingpark.org/event/lecture
 -roger-lambs-american-revolution-a-british-soldiers-story/
URL:https://newtown-live.wildwood-local.workers.dev/e/wc7018
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