Women Soldiers During the Revolution Portrayed by Reenactors
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2007-09-16
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Some women found ways to join the fight for independence. Margaret Corbin, for example, disguised herself as a man and traveled with her husband to the front lines of the Battle of Fort Washington, where she helped him load his cannon.
When her husband was shot by enemy fire, Margaret carried on fighting, even though she had been shot three times.
She was given a military pension in acknowledgment of her efforts, and years after her death was reburied at West Point with full military honors.
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Women Soldiers, Women Soldiers in the Continental Army, Role Women in the American Revolution, Jockey Hollow, Morristown National Historical Park, Historic Morristown, National Historical Park, The American Revolution, American History, US History, George Washington, Continental Army, Winter Encampment, History, Morristown, The Ford Mansion, Morris County, The American Revolution in New Jersey, The Skylands, Lakeland, New Jersey, NJ, Jersey, The Garden State
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