5th Annual Conference on the American Revolution

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Edward G. Lengel, Head of Faculty:“The Action was Warm in Every Quarter”: The Battle of Germantown

Nathaniel Philbrick: “Stand Secure Amidst a Falling World”: The Battle of Bunker Hill

Daniel Krebs: The King’s German Auxiliaries during the American War of Independence

Kathleen Duval: Spain’s Unsung Hero: Bernado Galvez and the Capture of Pensacola 1781

Peter Henriques: America’s Atlas: The Leadership of George Washington

James Kirby Martin: Through a Howling Wilderness: Benedict Arnold’s March to Quebec

Todd Braisted: The Grand Forage of 1778: The Revolutionary War’s Forgotten Campaign

John Bell: The Road to Concord: How Four Small Cannons Set Off the American Revolution

Molly Fitzgerald Perry:“The Lowest of the Mob”: Exploring the Actions of Sailors and Slaves during the Stamp Act Crisis

Panel Discussion with All Speakers
plus
Update on Campaign 1776 from the Civil War Trust
Roads Less Travelled: Revolutionary War Sites You Should Know About:
The Jacobus Vandeveer House—Knox’s HQ, Pluckemin, New Jersey

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Friday, March 18 – Sunday to March 20, 2016

Colonial Williamsburg Woodlands Hotel

Williamsburg, Virginia

Conference Package: $225 (includes lunch and refreshment breaks)

Edward G. Lengel, Head of Faculty:“The Action was Warm in Every Quarter”: The Battle of Germantown

Nathaniel Philbrick: “Stand Secure Amidst a Falling World”: The Battle of Bunker Hill

Daniel Krebs: The King’s German Auxiliaries during the American War of Independence

Kathleen Duval: Spain’s Unsung Hero: Bernado Galvez and the Capture of Pensacola 1781

Peter Henriques: America’s Atlas: The Leadership of George Washington

James Kirby Martin: Through a Howling Wilderness: Benedict Arnold’s March to Quebec

Todd Braisted: The Grand Forage of 1778: The Revolutionary War’s Forgotten Campaign

John Bell: The Road to Concord: How Four Small Cannons Set Off the American Revolution

Molly Fitzgerald Perry:“The Lowest of the Mob”: Exploring the Actions of Sailors and Slaves during the Stamp Act Crisis

Panel Discussion with All Speakers
plus
Update on Campaign 1776 from the Civil War Trust
Roads Less Travelled: Revolutionary War Sites You Should Know About:
The Jacobus Vandeveer House—Knox’s HQ, Pluckemin, New Jersey

Exclusive Offer: Discounted tickets to the Colonial Williamsburg Historic Area will be available to all attendees to use before or after the conference at a special price of $20.00 per person. Regular price tickets are normally $49.95 per person.

Conference Hotel: We have booked a block of rooms at the Colonial Williamsburg’s Woodlands Hotel next to the Colonial Williamsburg Visitor’s Center at a rate of $89.00 per night (double or single occupancy.) This hotel provides a hot and cold breakfast buffet each day. You may reserve a room by calling 800-261-9530 and identifying yourself as an America’s History conference attendee.

Our Featured Sponsors: Westholme Publishing Company, Tim Sampson’s Battlemaps.us and White Historical Art

For more information about our 5th Annual Conference on the American Revoltuion, please call America’s History at 703-785-4373 or send us an e-mail at info@AmericasHistoryLLC.com

Our 2015 Conference sold out, so please register early to avoid disappointment.

Register by phone, e-mail or postal mail:

Phone: 1-703-785-4373

Email us at: info@AmericasHistoryLLC.com

Postal mail: America’s History LLC, P. O. Box 1076, Goochland, VA 23063

Visa, Master Card and Discover accepted. We take checks too.

Location

5th Annual Conference on the American Revolution
Woodlands Hotel and Conference Center
Williamsburg, VA 23185

Directions/Transportation/Parking

Go to Americashistoryllc.com for information.

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America's History LLC

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