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That and the 500 Indians he promised for a different event... On a serious note, I know Jason a bit and he really is 25 or so. But mentally, still a young
... Bob, Very true. In Pennsylvania, there were "associators" and "non-associators" ,(pre-March 1777 Militia Act of Pa. ). After March of '77 they were
Esteemed List: I've just begun the initial research stages for my Ph.D. dissertation - a biography of Georgia's last royal governor James Wright. Very little
Dear liste'..I too have had this "eccentric" entity offer to sell me muskets and "reenacter" gear like swords, pistolas, etc a few months back...Cheap prices