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Mount Vernon by Candlelight: A Christmas Tour

18th Century History

2:34

George Washington's Innovative Invention: The 16-Sided Barn

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2:17

Did Women Impersonate Soldiers In The Revolutionary War?

18th Century History

5:35

Nelly Custis' ORIGINAL Handmade Music Books

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5:56

Women Of The Revolutionary War: Camp Followers

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3:53

Hush Every Breeze Performed On George Washington's Reproduction Harpsichord

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9:22

Inside George Washington's Harpsichord

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1:37

Martha Washington’s 1759 Arrival At Mount Vernon

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3:27

George Washington's Mount Vernon: River Economics

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2:11

What does Washington learn from the beginning to the end of the War?

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1:09

Did Benedict Arnold see himself as a traitor?

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2:39

The Relationship between Benedict Arnold and George Washington

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1:15

In what ways was the Revolutionary War, a Civil War?

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2:10

Who was Benedict Arnold?

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5:40

A Reflection of Washington's Presidency

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Washington's Cabinet

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5:58

Why Did Washington Want to Steer a Course Through Neutrality and How Did He Go About It?

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5:38

Who Was Tobias Lear?

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1:51

The People Around Washington

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2:51

Governer Morris' Role in Shaping the Presidency

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2:09

The Relationship Between Washington Jefferson and Hamilton

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3:48

Hot Air Ballooning in the 18th Century

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2:10

George Washington and 18th Century Ballooning

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6:00

Washington and the Battle of Brandywine

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6:46

Washington and the Presidency

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18:09

Washington and Slavery

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6:31

The Social George Washington

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5:20

The Inauguration

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5:29

The Inaugural Speech

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59:01

The Constitution and Executive Power

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7:18

The First State of the Union Address

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5:01

The First Inauguration

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2:15

The Annapolis Convention

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Women Of The Revolutionary War: Camp Followers

29,210 views • July 04, 2019

Did you know that women were a big part of running a British encampment during the Revolutionary War? Reenactors Jane Pease and Christian Howlett are 18th-century reenactors who portray the live of two women in a British encampment. In this interview, they talk about the circumstances that would have lead to a woman to become a camp follower.