Black Military Rev War Service

Name/Title

Black Military Rev War Service

Tags

American Revolution, African American History

Scope and Content

Articles and research notes pertaining to British politics and attitudes during the American Revolution written or compiled by Jim Piecuch.

Collection

Jim Piecuch Collection

Archive Items Details

Title

Materials on Black Military Rev War Service

Description

1) Excerpt from the South Carolina Historical Magazine, 73/1, Jan 1972, "National Policy Toward the use of Black Troops in the Revolution" pp 1-17; 2) Excerpt from the Research by John U. Rees, "Pensions of North Carolina, Virginia, Maryland, and Delaware African American Soldiers who claimed to have fought at Camden (1780) or Hobkirk's Hill (1781)"; 3) Excerpt from the South Carolina Historical magazine 84/4, Oct 1982, pp 287-303, "The Black hessians: Negroes Recruited By The Hessians in South Carolina and Other Colonies"; 4) Piecuch notes and excerpt from "The Black Prescence in the Era of the American Revolution" pp 72-88 5) Material on Minority Military Service from the Library of Congress Online Catalog; 6) Excerpt from The Historian, Vol 38, No.2 Feb 1976, "The British and the Black: A new Perspective" pp 225-239; 7) Excerpt from American Revolution.org, "The Revolution's Black Soldiers"

Creator

Piecuch, Jim

Container

Black Military Rev War Service

Parts

Count

7

Location

Location

* Untyped Location

Cabinet 1, Drawer B

Category

Permanent

Date

August 13, 2026

Create Date

August 26, 2026

Update Date

August 26, 2026