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- Benning Wentworth's Claims in the New Hampshire-New Yark Border Controversy: a Case of Twenty-Twenty Hindsight?
- The Battle of Bennington-4Th Grade Lesson
- Annals of the Town of Keene, from Its First Settlement, in 1734, to the Year
- THE LEGENDARY ETHAN ALLEN by Cornelia Denker Education Director, Ethan Allen Homestead
- British Colonies Easier Than Ever Before
- 1 the Political Development of Alexander Hamilton in the Years
- DIVIDING COMMONAGE INTO..., 30-FALL Vt. BJ 29
- Charles Phelps and the Vermont Land Grant Controversies, 1750-1789/ Peter E
- Accounting for the Values of Federalism Dennis M
- CLEAR II American Colonial History Packet by Jeremy Hixson
- Ethan Allen: the Green Mountain Boys and the Arsenal of the Revolution
- Roger Sherman and the New Hampshire Grants
- Vermont V. New Hampshire, 289 US
- The Creation of the Loyalist Identity in Revolutionary New Hampshire, 1774-1784 James Leslie Walsh University of New Hampshire, Durham
- Michael Verney on a Few Lawless Vagabonds: Ethan Allen, The
- A Tumultuous People: the Rage for Liberty and the Ambiance of Violence in the Middle Colonies in the Years Preceding the American Revolution 1
- Early History of Vermont, That
- The Fourteenth Commonwealths
- 'Vermont in the Making 1750-1777' Clarifies History Tyler Resch Most
- Settling Oxford County: Maine's Revolutionary War Bounty Myth
- Gods of the Hills”: Buying Tradition from a Sole Source
- The Concept of Sovereignty in Vermont, 1750-1791 Christopher Demairo University of Vermont
- Ethan Allen and the Green Mountain Boys National Heritage Corridor
- Seth Warner: a True Hero from the New Hampshire Grants
- The Sedition Act of 1798 and the East-West Political Divide in Vermont
- Jeff Bruce Phi Alpha Theta Conference Paper
- Harvard Alumni in the American Revolutionary
- An Investigation Into the History of the Meeting House at Guilford Center, Windham County, Vermont (The Guilford Center Universalist Church)
- Seth Warner Colonel Seth Warner Was One of Bennington’S Early Settlers in the 1760S
- State Sovereignty Under the Equal-Footing Doctrine Through the Lens of Preadmission Status