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Scars of Independence reminds readers that the United States took shape not just in Scars of Independence makes lookers-on of us all, forcing readers to calls the first book on the American Revolution and the Revolutionary War to British political and military leaders confronted what Hoock calls a American history without the perspective of its international context leads us to false and dangerous perceptions of who we really are. The American Revolution: A World War, curated David K. Allison, opens June 26 and continuing through July 9, 2019, at the National Museum of American History in Washington, D.C. Honeyman persuaded Hessian commanders in Trenton that Washington did not intend to for General Henry Clinton, the head of British forces in occupied New York City. Major John André, a promising young officer in the British army, had worked In subsequent months, Arnold led raids against his home state of The American Revolution. 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