“Parade with us, my brave fellows!”- The Philadelphia Associators at Princeton

When revolutionary fever hit Philadelphia in the 1770s, many Associators were at the forefront of the movement. But while volunteers from the Pennsylvania rifle companies marched north to join General Washington outside Boston in 1775, the city’s Associators remained in Philadelphia.
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