Oneida Indian Nation plans $10 million film

“In the past, we used American Indian runners to spread important messages,” Halbritter told Variety. “But in today’s world, film is the most powerful messaging medium of our mainstream culture. ‘First Allies’ provides the perfect opportunity to relay the story of the Oneida Indian Nation to audiences worldwide while also telling one of the lesser-known and most riveting stories about the founding of the United States of America.” “In the past, we used American Indian runners to spread important messages,” Halbritter told Variety. “But in today’s world, film is the most powerful messaging medium of our mainstream culture. ‘First Allies’ provides the perfect opportunity to relay the story of the Oneida Indian Nation to audiences worldwide while also telling one of the lesser-known and most riveting stories about the founding of the United States of America.

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Oneida Indian Nation plans $10 million film
Oneida Indian Nation plans $10 million film

ONEIDA – The Oneida Indian Nation is fully financing a $10 million theatrical film about the alliance between the Oneidas and the American colonists during the Revolutionary War. According to the New York Times, the independent



Sleuthing skills valuable in genealogical research

The Bible originally belonged to her great-great-great grandfather George Moseley, a soldier in the American Revolutionary War, and was passed down through the generations. "A lot of people think genealogy is just old family history stuff,



Freedom Trail for Seoul?
Freedom Trail for Seoul?

Many of the leaders of the independence movement were from Boston, and the first battles of the American Revolutionary War were fought in nearby Lexington and Concord. The most popular tourist attraction in Boston is the Freedom Trail, a four-kilometer



Bob Woodruff: Are We Serving Our Veterans? – FRI, JULY 15

Read your history books and you'll find that the Continental Congress of 1776 encouraged enlistments during the American Revolutionary War by providing pensions for soldiers who were disabled. Direct medical and hospital care given to veterans in the



Al Jazeera Invitation Draws Protests From Maine's Tea Party
Al Jazeera Invitation Draws Protests From Maine's Tea Party

Some members of Maine's tea party say a journalist with the Arabic news network Al Jazeera shouldn't be speaking at a museum event that honors an American Revolutionary War hero. The General Henry Knox Museum in Thomaston invited the network's




The Knights of Malta's pivotal role in the American Revolutionary ...

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Tomorrow, 4 July, the United States of America marks Independence Day but few here in Malta are perhaps aware of the fact that the Knights of the Order of St John and a number of Maltese had played a concerted role in the American Revolutionary War − on the American side of the equation.

It is a little known fact that some 1,800 Maltese and Knights of the Order had enlisted in the French Navy to help the fledgling United States in its War of Independence. 

And, thanks to their seafaring acumen, the Maltese and the Knights, in fact, proved to be a critical element in ending the war with an American victory.

In 1781, with the help of the Maltese sailors, the French Navy defeated the British in the Battle of the Chesapeake. With the defeat, the British were unable to regroup or supply their troops. Consequently, and as a result of the victory at Chesapeake Bay, the American army forced the British surrender and the end of the war.

This and other priceless lore on the early relationship between the United States and Malta had been extensively researched by the late Dr Paul Cassar who, in 1976 on the occasion of the 200th anniversary of American Independence, had published his findings in the book Early Relations between Malta and the United States of America.

Such was America’s gratitude toward Malta for its assistance in its fight for freedom that American Founding Father Benjamin Franklin himself reserved a special award of America’s first medal, the Libertas Americana, to Grand Master Emmanuel de Rohan. In 1783, in his capacity as Ambassador to France, Franklin designed and minted the medal and gave all but one medal to French officials and members of the US Congress.

The only Libertas Americana medal given to another foreign official was that presented by Franklin to Grand Master de Rohan. 

Franklin had sent the medal to Grand Master de Rohan to specifically thank him for his support in the revolution and, in the accompanying letter, Franklin had written, “I have the honour to address to Your Eminent Highness the medal which I have lately had struck. It is an Homage of gratitude, my Lord, which is due to the interest you have taken in our cause; and we no less owe it to your virtues and to your eminent highness wise administration of government.”

Franklin had also asked that the Grand Master allow American ships to come to Maltese ports.


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American revolutionary war, Catalogue of an extraordinary collection of original documents connected with the British Army, also a few autograph letters, etc., of the leaders of the American Army

American revolutionary war, Catalogue of an extraordinary collection of original documents connected with the British Army, also a few autograph letters, etc., of the leaders of the American Army

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A military journal during the American revolutionary war, from 1775 to 1783

A military journal during the American revolutionary war, from 1775 to 1783

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American Revolutionary War, A Student Encyclopedia

American Revolutionary War, A Student Encyclopedia


The American Revolutionary War

The American Revolutionary War


The American Revolutionary War and the War of 1812, People, Politics, and Power

The American Revolutionary War and the War of 1812, People, Politics, and Power

The American Revolutionary War and The War of 1812 is just one title in this 5 book series that gives readers a detailed look into America's military history.

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