1763-1788 American Revolution

1763-1788 American Revolution

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Clipart illustrations of the American Revolution, also called the Revolutionary war, where the United States fought Great Britain for its independence.

Adams, John
An illustration of John Adams who proposed Washington for Commander-in-Chief of the Continental Army. John Adams was also the second President of the United States and was one of the most influential ...

Andre, Monument to
A monument to mark the spot of the site where the British spy Andre was hanged and buried in 1780....

Andrew Jackson's Operations
Andrew Jackson's operations during the American Revolution....

Arnold's Escape
A depiction of Benedict Arnold's escape after it has been discovered by American troops that he is a traitor....

Articles of Capitulation with Cornwallis's Signature, One of the
Lord Cornwallis Surrendered Yorktown to George Washington on October 19, 1781. The terms of surrender were documented in a formal "Articles of Capitulation". ...

Attempt to Land a Bishop in America, An
A colonial political cartoon....

Bastile Key
"Key of the Bastile. This key of the old Paris prison known as the Bastile, was sent by La Fayette to Washington after the destruction of that edifice by the infuriated populace on the 14th of July, ...

Boston Boys
The British General and the Boston Boys....

Brant's Rock
Brant's Rock. This rock, which is about four feet high, lies in a field on the left of the road leading from Cherry Valley to the Mohawk, about a mile and a half north of the residence of Judge Campb...

Bravery, True
True Bravery, the American Army at Valley Forge in 1777. Caption below illustration: "After mentioning the reason which induced him not to accept the challenge, he applied a large hand-grenade to the ...

British Cannon
A British cannon captured at Yorktown during the Revolutionary War....

British Search
This is an illustration of the British searching the Colonial Americans for illegal items at the docks....

Cairn
Cairn on the St. Lawrence. This is probably the only structure of the kind on the American continent. Cairn is a word of Celtic origin, used to denote the conical piles of stones frequently found up...

Callendar, John, Saved by a British Officer
"In Sullivan's ranks is John Callendar, of Massachusetts. He commanded the artillery at Bunk Hill, and was accused of being a coward, and his command was taken from him. But he is a patriot, and is in...

Carted Through the Streets
"The next day there was a lively time in Cambridge. All Middlesex was aflame, to say nothing of the towns in Worcester. The people came flocking into town - several thousand of them. Dr. Warren and so...

Cathcart, Captain
"Then came Lord Cathcart upon a powerful horse. He was chief of the knights. Two negro slaves wearing white breeches and blue sashes, with large silver clasps around their necks, help his stirrups."&m...

Charter Oak
The Charter Oak. This venerable relic is still virgorous, and is a "gnarled oak" indeed. It stands upon the northern slope of the Wyllys Hill, a beautiful elevation on the south side of charter Stre...

Charter Oak at Hartford, Connecticut
The Charter Oak at Hartford, Connecticut...

Chew House, Reception in
A festival gathering at Judge Chew's home, who was a very rich Tory judge....

Clinton's Dispatch and Bullet
Henry Clinton wrote a dispatch to Burgoyne and enclosed it in an elliptical silver bullet, small enough to be swallowed if necessary....

Concord Minute Man, The
A statue by Daniel C. French at Concord Bridge....

Continental Money
This forty dollar promissory note was a Continental paper bill that held almost no value during the revolution....

Continental Money
This third dollar promissory note was a Continental paper bill that held almost no value during the revolution....

Continental Soldier
A soldier in the Continental Army....

Cross-Pistareen
Two sides of a cross-pistareen, Spanish coin with the value of sixteen cents....

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	Adams, John An illustration of John Adams who proposed Washington for Commander-in-Chief of the Continental Army. John Adams was also the second President of the United States and was one of the most influential ...
	Andre, Monument to A monument to mark the spot of the site where the British spy Andre was hanged and buried in 1780....
	Andrew Jackson's Operations Andrew Jackson's operations during the American Revolution....
	Arnold's Escape A depiction of Benedict Arnold's escape after it has been discovered by American troops that he is a traitor....
	Articles of Capitulation with Cornwallis's Signature, One of the Lord Cornwallis Surrendered Yorktown to George Washington on October 19, 1781. The terms of surrender were documented in a formal "Articles of Capitulation". ...
	Attempt to Land a Bishop in America, An A colonial political cartoon....
	Bastile Key "Key of the Bastile. This key of the old Paris prison known as the Bastile, was sent by La Fayette to Washington after the destruction of that edifice by the infuriated populace on the 14th of July, ...
	Boston Boys The British General and the Boston Boys....
	Brant's Rock Brant's Rock. This rock, which is about four feet high, lies in a field on the left of the road leading from Cherry Valley to the Mohawk, about a mile and a half north of the residence of Judge Campb...
	Bravery, True True Bravery, the American Army at Valley Forge in 1777. Caption below illustration: "After mentioning the reason which induced him not to accept the challenge, he applied a large hand-grenade to the ...
	British Cannon A British cannon captured at Yorktown during the Revolutionary War....
	British Search This is an illustration of the British searching the Colonial Americans for illegal items at the docks....
	Cairn Cairn on the St. Lawrence. This is probably the only structure of the kind on the American continent. Cairn is a word of Celtic origin, used to denote the conical piles of stones frequently found up...
	Callendar, John, Saved by a British Officer "In Sullivan's ranks is John Callendar, of Massachusetts. He commanded the artillery at Bunk Hill, and was accused of being a coward, and his command was taken from him. But he is a patriot, and is in...
	Carted Through the Streets "The next day there was a lively time in Cambridge. All Middlesex was aflame, to say nothing of the towns in Worcester. The people came flocking into town - several thousand of them. Dr. Warren and so...
	Cathcart, Captain "Then came Lord Cathcart upon a powerful horse. He was chief of the knights. Two negro slaves wearing white breeches and blue sashes, with large silver clasps around their necks, help his stirrups."&m...
	Charter Oak The Charter Oak. This venerable relic is still virgorous, and is a "gnarled oak" indeed. It stands upon the northern slope of the Wyllys Hill, a beautiful elevation on the south side of charter Stre...
	Charter Oak at Hartford, Connecticut The Charter Oak at Hartford, Connecticut...
	Chew House, Reception in A festival gathering at Judge Chew's home, who was a very rich Tory judge....
	Clinton's Dispatch and Bullet Henry Clinton wrote a dispatch to Burgoyne and enclosed it in an elliptical silver bullet, small enough to be swallowed if necessary....
	Concord Minute Man, The A statue by Daniel C. French at Concord Bridge....
	Continental Money This forty dollar promissory note was a Continental paper bill that held almost no value during the revolution....
	Continental Money This third dollar promissory note was a Continental paper bill that held almost no value during the revolution....
	Continental Soldier A soldier in the Continental Army....
	Cross-Pistareen Two sides of a cross-pistareen, Spanish coin with the value of sixteen cents....