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1) Article titled: "Irregular but Effective: Partisan Weapons Tactics in the American Revolution, Southern Theatre" from Military Affairs, Vol. 21, Issue 3, (Autumn 1957) pp 118-131; 2) Article titled "The Irregular War in the South" from Military Affairs. Vol. 24, Issue 3 (Autumn 1960), pp. 124-136; 3) Excerpt from Ronald Hoffman's "American Revolution" on the Disaffected in Rev South, pp 275-313; 4) Article titled "William Gilmore Simms' Picture of the Revolution as a Civil Conflict" from the Journal of Southern History, Vol. 15, No. 4, Nov 1949, pp 441-463; 5) Article titled " The Revolutionary Militia in the Southern campaign, 1780-1781" from the William & Mary Quarterly Vol. 14, No. 2, Apr 1957 pp. 154-175; 6) Excerpt from John Ferling's " The World Turned Upside Down: The American Victory in the War of Independence, 1988, pp 19-231; 7) Article titled "The Revolutionary War in the South: Re-Evaluations of Certain Revolutionary Actors and Events" from the Journal of the American Revolution, Dec 6, 2016; 8) Article titled "The Revolutionary War in the South: Re- Evaluations of Certain British and British American Actors" from the Journal of the American Revolution, Nov 21, 2016; 9) Article titled "Was the Revolutionary War in the South Winnable by the British?" from the Journal of the American Revolution, Oct 10, 2016; 10) Article titled "Why was the Revolutionary War in the South Lost by the British?" from the Journal of the American Revolution, Sep 28, 2016; 11) Piecuch notes and excepts from Don Higginbotham's "Arms and Independence"; 12) Piecuch notes and excerpts from Ira D. Gruber's "The Anglo-American Military Tradition"; 13) Piecuch notes and excerpts from "Course and Consequences of Revolution", The American MilitiaCreator
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South Gen: Articles & Misc