The Lincoln Minute Men
Lincoln, Massachusetts
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Military

The Lincoln Minute Men were the First to Arrive ... - by Donald L. Hafner
“Brown Bess” - Musket Misconception - by D.Michael Ryan, The Lincoln Minute Men Historian
“The Butchering Hands of an Inhuman Soldiery” - by Donald L. Hafner
“The Lincoln Minute Men and ‘Old Ironsides’” - by Donald L. Hafner

Music

Fifers and Drummers Got Paid More? - by Donald L. Hafner
The White Cockade: A Jacobite Air at the North Bridge? - by D.Michael Ryan, The Lincoln Minute Men Historian

Language

What's in a Word? - by D.Michael Ryan, The Lincoln Minute Men Historian
You Say Huzzay, and I Say Huzzah! - by D.Michael Ryan, The Lincoln Minute Men Historian
Quick Ben, Gimme a Phrase! - by Donald L. Hafner
Another Myth in Splinters: “Rule of Thumb” - by Donald L. Hafner

Religion & Politics

Roads, Religion and Russell: The Establishment of Lincoln, Massachusetts - by D.Michael Ryan, The Lincoln Minute Men Historian
Bay Road Politics: Hartwell and Whittemore - by D.Michael Ryan, The Lincoln Minute Men Historian
Ingratitude and Broken Promises? - by Donald L. Hafner
Trials and Tribulations for Concord's Tories - by D.Michael Ryan, The Lincoln Minute Men Historian

Clothing & Etiquette

Forks in America - by Donald L. Hafner
The Things We Do for Lincoln Green - by Donald L. Hafner
Why Linen, Not Cotton? - by Donald L. Hafner

Holidays

Thanksgiving: New England Tradition Revived - by Donald L. Hafner
“Concord & Christmas: Regardeth the Day or Not” - by D.Michael Ryan, The Lincoln Minute Men Historian
Whence Cometh the New Year Marking - by D.Michael Ryan, The Lincoln Minute Men Historian

Biographies

The Youngest Lincolnite at the North Bridge - by D.Michael Ryan, The Lincoln Minute Men Historian
Sippio Brister: “He is Styled ... ‘A Man of Color’ ” - by Donald L. Hafner
Burial Site of the Third British Soldier - by D.Michael Ryan, The Lincoln Minute Men Historian
Major John Dyke Acland: Honored Even by Our Enemies - by Donald L. Hafner

Historic Lankmarks

Noah Brooks Tavern - by D.Michael Ryan, The Lincoln Minute Men Historian

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