Congress returns from its removal to Baltimore after the fear of British occupation of Philadelphia passes. The new session approves a new American flag on June 14, 1777. Congress also promotes new generals. It must deal with an influx of French officer applicants that it does not want, but also does not want to offend France. Finally, after several months, Congress once again leaves Philadelphia after the British threaten another occupation.
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ARP308 McDougall Court Martial
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ARP306 War in India
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ARP304 Jacksonborough Assembly
ARP303 John's Island
ARP302 Cloud's Creek Massacre
ARP301 The Evacuation of Wilmington
ARP300 Surrender at Yorktown
ARP299 The Siege of Yorktown
ARP298 Battle of the Capes
ARP297 March to Yorktown
ARP296 Eutaw Springs
ARP295 New London Raid
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ARP294 Dogger Bank
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ARP293 Isaac Hayne
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