Registration is Open for the Revolutionary War Conference 250 in the Mohawk Valley

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The Revolutionary War Conference 250 in the Mohawk Valley

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June 14-16, 2024

Registration is Open

 

Registration:

Lodging: Please Click Here for the 2024 Hotel-Lodging Information

Conference 250 Speakers:

Fireside Chat - James Kirby Martin with guest host Mark Edward Lender - Professor and Student Discuss the American Revolutionary War, the Upcoming 250th Anniversary and Their Legacies

Nancy Bradeen Spannaus - Alexander Hamilton's War for American Economic Independence Through Two Documents: The Full Vindication of the Measures of Congress (Dec. 15, 1774) and The Farmer Refuted (Feb. 23, 1775) (Supported by the Alexander Hamilton Awareness Society)

Gary Ecelbarger - "This Happy Opportunity": George Washington and the Battle of Germantown

Shirley L. Green - Revolutionary Blacks: Discovering the Frank Brothers, Freeborn Men of Color, Soldiers of Independence

Mark Edward Lender - "Liberty or Death!" - Some Revolutionary Statistics and Existential Warfare

Shawn David McGhee - No Longer Subjects of the British King: The Political Transformation of Royal Subjects to Republican Citizens, 1774-1776

James Kirby Martin - The Marquis de Lafayette Visits the Mohawk Valley, Again and Again

Kristofer Ray - The Cherokees, the Six Nations and Indian Diplomacy circa 1763-1776

Matthew E. Reardon - The Traitor's Homecoming, Benedict Arnold's Raid on New London, September 4-13, 1781

John L. Smith - The Unexpected Abigail Adams: A Woman “Not Apt to Be Intimidated” (Supported by the Dr. Joseph Warren Foundation)

Glenn F. Williams - No Other Motive Than the True Interest of This Country: Dunmore's War 1774

Mohawk Valley Resident Historian - Chris Leonard (Schenectady City Historian) - Storehouse Schenectady: Depot and Transportation Center for the Northern War

David Moyer - Recent Archaeology Discoveries on the Site of Revolutionary War Fort Plain

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