How were slaves recruited by the British during the Revolutionary War? Andrew Lawler, author of "A Perfect Frenzy," discusses slavery's role in America's fight for freedom this Saturday at 11 AM ET on C-SPAN 2 | American History TV
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How were slaves recruited by the British during the Revolutionary War? Andrew Lawler, author of "A Perfect Frenzy," discusses slavery's role in America's fight for
American History TV. . How were slaves recruited by the British during the Revolutionary War? Andrew Lawler, author of "A Perfect Frenzy," discusses slavery's role in America's fight for freedom this Saturday at 11 AM ET on C-SPAN 2
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