#tarleton

[bantarleton]

It seems we have a new Tarleton/Tavington video!

[tempest-melody]

Football on Film

At the start of the football season I had the opportunity to join Keltin on the sidelines for the Tarleton versus Baylor game. Yes, unfortunately Tarleton did loose this game. That being said, the photos came out pretty awesome. I shot these on our Pentax K1000 using black and white Kodak 3200ISO film, shot at box speed, with a fixed 50mm lens. I love a fixed 50mm lens, yeah I don’t have a zoom…

[why-i-love-comics]

All-New venom #4 (2025)

written by Al Ewing at by Carlos Gomez & Frank D'Armata

[charlestownbound]

An extensive list of the sources I have found on Internet Archive

Last updated 6/8/25

It would be quite selfish of me to keep these to myself, wouldn't it? This list will be updated frequently, in accordance to what I have found. These were found while doing my own research for various topics, and taken from the bibliographies of many books. Some of these I will have cited in posts of mine, many others will not appear anywhere in my work. Mostly primary sources, but quite a few books make their appearance.

Sorted alphabetically by surname of author

*Some sources, for the sake of readability, have their title somewhat shortened and/or authors removed. In this case, the sourced author will be chosen according to reverse alphabetization, as this is how they are listed on the Archive

A

Alden, John Richard. General Gage in America: Being Principally a History of his Role in the American Revolution

Anburey, Thomas. With Burgoyne to Quebec; An Account of the Life at Quebec and of the Famous Battle at Saratoga

Atwood, Rodney. The Hessians: Mercenaries From Hessen-Kassel in the American Revolution

B

Balderston, Marion and Syrett, David. The Lost War: Letters From British Officers During the American Revolution

Bass, Robert D. The Green Dragoon

Burr, Aaron. Memoirs of

C

Clinton, George. Public Papers of Volume 1 Volume 2 Volume 3 Volume 4 Volume 5 Volume 6 Volume 7 Volume 8 Volume 9 Volume 10

Clinton, Henry. Observations on Some Parts of the Answer of Earl Cornwallis to Sir Henry Clinton's Narrative Clinton, Henry. The American Rebellion; Sir Henry Clinton's Narrative of His Campaigns, 1775-1782

Commanger, Henry Steele. Spirit of '76: The Story of The American Revolution as Told by Participants

E

Ewald, Johann von. Diary of the American War: A Hessian Journal

G

Grant, Alfred. Our American Brethren: A History of Letters in the British Press During the American Revolution, 1775-1781

H

Hamilton, Alexander. Papers of Volume 5 Volume 8 Volume 9 Volume 10 Volume 12 Volume 13 Volume 15 Volume 16 Volume 18 Volume 19 Volume 22

K

Kapp, Friedrich. The Life of Frederick William von Steuben

Kemble, Stephen. Journal of

L

Laurens, Henry. Papers of Volume 1 Volume 2 Volume 3 Volume 4 Volume 7 Volume 8 Volume 11 Volume 12 Volume 13

Lefkowitz, Arthur S. George Washington's Indispensable Men

M

Massey, Gregory D. John Laurens and The American Revolution

Moultrie, William. Memoirs of

Murdoch, David H. Rebellion in America: A Contemporary British Viewpoint, 1765-1783

P

Parton, James. The Life and Times of Aaron Burr

R

Ramsay, David. The History of The Revolution of South Carolina

Robson, Eric. Letters From America, 1773 to 1780, Being the Letters of a Scots Officer, Sir James Murray, to his Home During the War of American Independence

S

Steiner, Bernard Christian. The Life and Correspondence of James McHenry

Stevens, Benjamin Franklin. The Campaign of Virginia, 1781: An Exact Reprint of Six rare Pamphlets on the Clinton-Cornwallis Controversy

T

Tarleton, Banastre. A History of The Campaigns of 1780 and 1781, in The Southern Provinces of North America

V

Van Doren, Carl. Secret History of the American Revolution: An Account of the Conspiracies of Benedict Arnold and Numerous Others

W

Ward, Christopher. The War of The Revolution

Washington, George. Papers of Agricultural papers

[queerquaintrelle]

These spot the difference games are getting so difficult lately.

[itneedsmoregays]

[comicwaren]

“I assure you, Avengers: there is no need. For Doom has come to you.” – Doctor Doom

Cover art for One World Under Doom #003, “The Devil We Know”

Art by Ben Harvey

[lexveryreal]

i'm tempted to just post this every time i post a new chapter of one of my fics

anyways chapter 23 and 24 of the business end of a bayonet 🆙

[ms-march]

Turn OC Week: Showing Loyalties

To Go a Campaigning

May, 1780: Charleston, SC

Charleston reminded Adrienne distinctly of Boston. The slow carriage ride to Cornwallis’ headquarters felt eerily like the march to Boston’s port, it had been the first time she was ever escorted by soldiers. There were no soldiers escorting her now, but she could not seem to settle on if she wished there were or not. Adrienne reckoned the lack of a soldier’s presence was the only thing halting a mob descending upon her carriage.

The streets of the city were overcrowded at its high, or so John had told her once. Now it was more a land of ruins than a great port city with the Grand Houses her husband had described and the rare citizen walking the street had the same anger, same hunger, in their eyes as Adrienne had seen at Boston. There was a resentment here that unsettled her but not more than the British controlled harbor of warships. It was an odd feeling, being scared of them. She had never been on the other side of it before, and she found she disliked it with every fiber of her being. Perhaps that was why she jumped in fright when the carriage door opened. Even amidst the debris, Charleston was still beautiful in an oddly peaceful way like the calm after a storm.

The soldiers at the door looked at her warily before opening the doors of the grand house without a word, their redcoats clearly not protecting them any more than Adrienne’s carriage had protected her. The house appeared to be one of the only to have been spared cannon fire, and the grandeur did not surprise her from what she had heard of Cornwallis' tastes. The hall was paved with marble black and white tile, but was otherwise completely empty. It reminded her of Belvoir and was silent enough to hear a pin drop. The sound of meeting happening behind a closed door and her heels were the only sounds there to echo the corridor.

It was the emptiest headquarters she had ever seen.

The door from which the sound of voices drifted from opened, causing her to turn toward it only to be met with a familiar face greeting her.

“My Lady Fairfax,” Colonel Tarelton, in his full dress greens, spoke softly, “What a pleasure it is to see you, I hope the journey was smooth. To what does this humble office owe the honor of your visit?”

Once upon a time, those words being spoken with a smile on his face would have been normal. Now, the smile was malicious on his face, his eyes no longer kind and enthusiastic as they had been all those years ago in Philadelphia, but predatory. The papers wrote of the atrocities he had committed since they had first met. The war had touched him, he was no longer the straight laced boy of her godfather’s officer corps.

They called him Bloody Ban. No survivors.

“I come on the business of my family, Colonel.”

“Ah, on your husband’s business then?” He said, eyes darkening at the thought. “You must forgive the inconvenience we have imposed by the whole Mepkin business. This is war, I’m sure you understand.”

Adrienne would confess that traveling this far only to find they had attempted to burn Mepkin to the ground had been quite the inconvenience, but that was not her mission here.

“Mepkin may be repaired in time. I have come for an audience with General Cornwallis,” she responded, “It is the smallest of courtesies that I am owed in my status.”

“As a traitor's wife?”

“As the daughter of a Viscount.”

[thedragonagelesbian]

I think itd be fun if the woman who taught vasilia to handle a bow also betrayed the hawke family to the templars

[bantarleton]

Not every day you spot Ban in Tesco.

[heckcareoxytwit]

The Avengers and several supervillains storm into Latveria to fight Supreme Doom. The supervillains who were recruited by Carol Danvers are Doctor Octopus, M.O.D.O.K, Mysterio, Baron Mordo, Madelyne Pryor and Arcade. Despite the fact that Doom is really having a good publicity in the PR department, Carol Danvers seems to believe that it's a good idea to work together with the Masters of Evil to take him down, even though it might tarnish the heroes' image about working with the known terrorists or murderers. Upon reaching the place, the Avengers and the supervillains fight Supreme Doom and his dinosaur counterpart while Scarlet Witch, Madelyne Pryor and Baron Mordo read the world leaders' minds with magic to find out whether they are robot duplicates or under mind control.

While Doom is busy, the magic users of the group will secretly approach several world leaders and tap into their minds to find out what Doom did to them to get them to give up control. The plan works, but it’s not a win. The magic wielders learn that Doom was handed control through simple negotiation and bargaining tactics. No mind control, no replacement of world leaders with Doombots, no coercion. Doom promised the world leaders peace and order, and they accepted. Supreme Doom wipes the floor with the superheroes and the supervillains around him. Instead of dealing with them in his usual way, Supreme Doom lectures the heroes for not doing their proper jobs. The news of the supervillains breaking out of The Raft prison, forces the Avengers to end the fight and go out to re-capture the escaping criminals halfway around the world. Of course, the news media reports that the escaped criminals did as much damage as they could because the Avengers were attacking Doom again without cause or provocation.

One World Under Doom #3, 2025

[why-i-love-comics]

Deadpool #9 (2024)

written by Cody Ziglar & Alexis Quasarano art by Andrea Di Vito & Guru-eFX

[charlestownbound]

I stand by my cancelled wife (I'm going to push him in front of a bus)

[queerquaintrelle]

Hey, Turn AMC fandom I know we are an extremely quiet fandom, nevertheless, I brought you something ft old meme that is still accurate.

[leresq]

Marvel Villains

Nathanial RIchards, Kang the Conqueror

Erik Lehnsherr, Magneto

Victor Von Doom, Doctor Doom

George Tarleton, MOD-0K