Volume XVII, Number 2:Winter 2004
Volume XVII, Number 1:Summer 2004
Volume XIV, Number 3:Fall 2001
Volume XIV, Number 2:Summer 2001Courting And Wedding Practice In The Days Of Early New York - Mitch Lee
The Revolution's Black Soldiers - Dr. Robert A. Selig
Volume XIV, Number 1:Spring 2001The Other Unknown Soldier - Shelley Davis
“We have done well, now we must do good” - Col. Neale Cosby (RET)
Volume XIII, Number 4:Winter 2000Pulaski's Remains Found? - Jim Sieradzki (Pulaski’s)
Shirt Sewing Instructions - Terry Glasier (6th MA)
Volume XIII, Number 3:Fall 2000Bringing up the Rear: “You’ve Got Mail!” - Karen L. Hayden
Volume XIII, Number 2:Spring/Summer 2000Women Soldiers in the American Revolution - Marjy Wienkop (1st NJ)
Lighting Freedom’s Flame - Sean Kelleher
Volume XIII, Number 1:Spring 2000Let it begin here: The Battles of Lexington and Concord April 18-19, 1775 - John O. Newell
Taverns, Alcohol Selling and Women - Karen L. Hayden (1st NH)
Volume XII, Number 2:Winter 1999Wagons and Watercraft during the War for Independence - Part I - John U. Rees (2nd NJ)
Volume XII, Number 1:Spring 1999Alden's Sixth Massachusetts Regiment
The Human Experience of Grief - Karen L. Hayden (1st NH)
Volume XI, Number 4:Fall/Winter 1998Bringing Up The Rear: Mary Slocum - Karen L. Hayden (1st NH)
Volume XI, Number 3:Summer 1998The Thread Counter - Brian Hathaway and Steven Sandford
Soldier's Guide To Field Music, Volume 2 - Kim Newell (1st NJ)
As Many Fireplaces As You Have Tents - John U. Rees (2nd NJ)
An Introduction To Ships Of The American Revolution - Lee Bienkowski
Volume XI, Number 2:Spring 1998What Really Happened At Rock Ford? - Jim Newell
Soldier's Guide To Field Music, Volume 1 - Kim Newell (1st NJ)
What Are All Those "f" Characters...? - Bob Sullivan (ICon)
"One Of The Best In The Army" An Overview Of The 2nd New Jersey Regiment And General William Maxwell's Jersey Brigade - John U. Rees (2nd NJ)
Volume XI, Number 1:Winter 1998"Sospecting the prisner to be a tory..." A Continental Army Court Martial, July 1777 - John U. Rees (2nd NJ)
A Token Of Surrender Or One Mode Of Attack: The Firelock Clubb'd - Don Hagist
Volume X, Number 3:Fall 1997Currency And Finance In The 18th Century - James E. Newell
Watch Out For Ticks! - Sue Huesken (1st NJ)
A Jingling Match - Don Hagist
Volume X, Number 2:Summer 1997The Method Of Forming And Relieving Several Guards In And About The Encampment Of A Battalion - Eric Chetwynd (2nd MA)
Doctor Mom, Colonial Style - Clarissa Dillon, PhD
"...sufficient...to strip a soldier to the skin." Sutlers In The Continental Army, 1777-1782 - John U. Rees (2nd NJ)
Bringing Up The Rear...With Faith - Karen L. Hayden (1st NH)
Volume X, Number 1:Spring 1997Bordentown, New Jersey - Drew Smith
The Click Rule - Frank Chamberlain (10th MA)
A Method For The Administration Of A Battalion While Camped - Eric Chetwynd (2nd MA)
Eighteenth Century Medicine In Perspective - Marjory E. Wienkop (6th MD)
Insights On Clothing Worn By Female Campfollowers Of The Armies During The American War For Independence - John U. Rees (2nd NJ)
Volume IX, Number 4:Winter 1996"Revolutionary" Corduroy - Sue Huesken (1st NJ)
Bringing Up The Rear: Winter Holidays - Karen L. Hayden (1st NH)
Volume IX, Number 3:Fall 1996What's Your Source - Bob Sullivan (ICon)
On The Placement Of Guards...A Recommendation For Continental Line Re-Enactments - Jim Hayden (1st NH)
Philip Morin Freneau contributed - Jack Garner (1st MD)
Eighteenth Century Writing Instruments - James E. Newell
The Diary of Job Whitall - Sue Huesken (1st NJ)
Bringing Up The Rear: Bringing Life Into The World - Karen L. Hayden (1st NH)
Volume IX, Number 2:Summer 1996How Much Is That...? - James E. Newell
The Marechausee Was Not A Minuet - Ron Puza (Von Heer's)
Sarah Clark: Runaway - Sue Huesken (1st NJ)
Bringing Up The Rear: Women In Camp - Karen L. Hayden (1st NH)
Volume IX, Number 1:Spring 1996A Brief Account of Religion and the Revolutionary War Chaplaincy: Part 2 - Jim Newell
Volume VIII, Number 4:Winter 1995Powder Horn Safety - Joseph Ruckman (1st VA)
Forgotten Hero's Voices from the Past - Ron Vido (2nd NC)
A Brief Account of Religion and the Revolutionary War Chaplaincy: Part 1 - James E. Newell
Rediscovering the Fat Lamp - Chris Witmer
Speak Up, Woman! - Anne Howard
Volume VIII, Number 3:Fall 1995From the Trailspike - Mark Magiera, Knox's Artillery
A Dream Come True (Or So You Want To Be A Campfollower) - Lauren Radecsky (6th PA)
Dutch Support of America's Independence 1770-1782 - Paul Trainor (ICon)
Bringing Up The Rear...In Small Clothes - Karen Hayden (1st NH)
Volume VIII, Number 2:Summer 1995The Continental Army Staff: What's In It For You? - Bob Sullivan (ICon)
Lyme Disease: A Re-enactor's Nightmare - Sue Huesken (1st NJ)
The Use of Tumplines or Blanket Slings by Light Troops - John U. Rees (2nd NJ)
Volume VIII, Number 1:Spring 1995To See Or Not To See, That Is The Question - James E. Newell
Bringing Up The Rear: Move Over 007! - Karen L. Hayden