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Captain Thomas Posey And The 7th Virginia Regiment

by Michael Cecere
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Overview

The 7th Virginia Regiment was one of six additional battalions raised in the colony in early 1776. It played a prominent role in driving Lord Dunmore and his loyalist forces off of Gwynn's Island and out of Virginia. Captain Thomas Posey commanded a rifle

Synopsis

The 7th Virginia Regiment was one of six additional battalions raised in the colony in early 1776. It played a prominent role in driving Lord Dunmore and his loyalist forces off of Gwynn's Island and out of Virginia. Captain Thomas Posey commanded a rifle

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Book Details

Published
May 1, 2009
Publisher
Heritage Books, Inc. MD
Pages
172
Format
Paperback
ISBN
9780788435843

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