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Green Mountain Boys

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Green Mountain Boys

In US history, irregular troops who fought to protect the Vermont part of what was then New Hampshire colony from land claims made by neighbouring New York. In the American Revolution they captured Fort Ticonderoga from the British. Their leader was Ethan Allen (1738–1789), who was later captured by the British. Vermont declared itself an independent republic, refusing to join the Union until 1791. It is popularly known as the Green Mountain State.



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Patricia Lee Gauch's Aaron and the Green Mountain Boys (1972) is an easy reader about a Vermont farm boy during the American Revolution, trying to find some way to help stop the British from capturing his town's ammunition stores.
A cutline in the same newspaper reads, "A statue of Colonel Seth Warren of the Green Mountain Boys flanks the Bennington Battle Monument.
The text is a reprint of Alan Solomon's 1966 Vogue article "The Green Mountain Boys.
 
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