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Soldiers' Foodways and Cooking Gear (War for American Independence)

"False hopes and temporary devices ...": Organizing Food Supply in the Continental Army 1. "To subsist an Army well ...": An Organizational Overview 2. "Owing to this variety of waste ...": Producing, Storing, and Transporting Bread 3. "We now have 500 head of fat cattle ...": Procuring, Transporting, and Processing Livestock
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'As Many Fireplaces As You Have Tents ..': Earthen Camp Kitchens
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Review Hard Marching On Christmas Day
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Resource File: Examples of Continental Army Camp Equipage and Vehicle Returns, 1776-1781 (John U. Rees)
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Review Military High Life (Final) Three (New)
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Reviews Civil War Starving The South and A Taste For War
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"To Subsist An Army Well ... ": Soldiers' Cooking Equipment, Provisions, and Food Preparation During The American War For Independence
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"Whilst in This Country ... " Supplementing Soldiers' Rations With Regional Foods (Sullivan's Expedition, 1779, and The Carolina Campaigns, 1781-1782)
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"Things Were Fine. Then Things Weren't." Donuts and Coffee, 1862 and 1968
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'Give Us Day by Day Our Daily Bread.': Continental Army Bread, Ovens, and Bakers
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"The Essential Service He Rendered To The Army ... ": Christopher Ludwick, Superintendent of Bakers
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"Six of Our Regt Lived Together ": Mess Groups, Carrying Food (And A Little Bit of Tongue) in The Armies of The Revolution
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"The Common Necessaries of Life "A Revolutionary Soldier's Wooden Bowl
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"A Capital Dish ": Revolutionary Soldiers and Chocolate
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J.U. Rees Article List Soldiers' Food (1775 To The Modern-Era)
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'To The Hungry Soul Every Bitter Thing Is Sweet.'soldiers' Food and Cooking in The War For Independence
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'A Perfect Nutriment For Heroes!': Apples and North American Soldiers, 1757-1918
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Soldiers' Foodways and Cooking Gear (War for American Independence)

'As Many Fireplaces As You Have Tents ..': Earthen Camp Kitchens

Review Hard Marching On Christmas Day

Resource File: Examples of Continental Army Camp Equipage and Vehicle Returns, 1776-1781 (John U. Rees)

Review Military High Life (Final) Three (New)

Reviews Civil War Starving The South and A Taste For War

"To Subsist An Army Well ... ": Soldiers' Cooking Equipment, Provisions, and Food Preparation During The American War For Independence

"Whilst in This Country ... " Supplementing Soldiers' Rations With Regional Foods (Sullivan's Expedition, 1779, and The Carolina Campaigns, 1781-1782)

"Things Were Fine. Then Things Weren't." Donuts and Coffee, 1862 and 1968

'Give Us Day by Day Our Daily Bread.': Continental Army Bread, Ovens, and Bakers

"The Essential Service He Rendered To The Army ... ": Christopher Ludwick, Superintendent of Bakers

"Six of Our Regt Lived Together ": Mess Groups, Carrying Food (And A Little Bit of Tongue) in The Armies of The Revolution

"The Common Necessaries of Life "A Revolutionary Soldier's Wooden Bowl

"A Capital Dish ": Revolutionary Soldiers and Chocolate

J.U. Rees Article List Soldiers' Food (1775 To The Modern-Era)

'To The Hungry Soul Every Bitter Thing Is Sweet.'soldiers' Food and Cooking in The War For Independence

'A Perfect Nutriment For Heroes!': Apples and North American Soldiers, 1757-1918