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Lecture at Mount Harmon: Black Patriots & Loyalists & War of 1812

Posted on March 18, 2013 by admin

Thursday, March 21, at   6:30   pm                       Presenter: Syl Woolford

The Lecture “Black   Patriots, Black Loyalist and the War of 1812” recalls the history of the War to   1812 and focuses on the role of African-Americans and Native Americans during   that War. The War of 1812 further separated America from its colonial ruler   Britain and resolved some of   the lingering disputes between the two nations.

Program Costs:   $5                     FOMH Members Free              Space limited, RSVP early

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