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Stock Photo: Example Of Well-Fitting Gaitor-Trousers Made Of Hemp, For Soldiers In American Revolution,Fort Ticonderoga,New York,Summer,2014

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In a general order stating that soldier's uniforms were to be made of linen or hemp, sent by Major General Phillips, in February 1777, here is an example worn by young man reenacting a soldier's life and duty, Fort Ticonderoga, New York, Summer 2014.

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Stock Photo: Example Of Well-Fitting Gaitor-Trousers Made Of Hemp, For Soldiers In American Revolution,Fort Ticonderoga,New York,Summer,2014

In a general order stating that soldier's uniforms were to be made of linen or hemp, sent by Major General Phillips, in February 1777, here is an example worn by young man reenacting a soldier's life and duty, Fort Ticonderoga, New York, Summer 2014.

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