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New Hampshire and Independence

New Hampshire and Independence

By Fahey, William Edmund

Published by The History Press

English 256 pages 2026
Estimated reading time: 4 h 42 min
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Six groundbreaking essays by Sons of the American Revolution reveal the significance of New Hampshire's role in the Revolution New Hampshire is one of the oldest American colonies and one of the tiniest, but its small size obscures the mighty importance of its role in the American War of Independence. New Hampshire was one of the first colonies to assert control over its own militia and seize gunpowder from imperial control. It sent more men to Bunker Hill than any other colony, created a state constitution, and declared independence months before the rest of America. The Granite State provided heroes and generals in every major military campaign and cast the decisive votes for the ratification of the country's new constitution. William Fahey reveals six penetrating and inspiring essays from the archives and records of the Sons of the American Revolution to bring this rousing tale to life.

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