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SUMMARY:New Jersey's Revolutionary Rivalry
LOCATION:Catherine Dickson Hofman Branch\nCatherine Dickson Hofman Branch
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DESCRIPTION:Join author Rick Geffken as he reveals the stories of two obsc
 ure enemies who died and rose to fame for their beliefs in independence..\
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>After the Battle of Monmouth Court House\,
  in June 1778\, the Revolutionary War in Monmouth County devolved into ski
 rmishes between local militias and British Loyalists. Chief among these wa
 rring factions were revered rebel hero Captain Joshua Huddy and his fierce
  rival\, a runaway enslaved Black man called Colonel Tye\, who fought for 
 the British. Attempting to bring the captured Huddy to prison\, Tye was ki
 lled in battle\, and when Loyalists murdered Huddy without benefit of tria
 l two years later\, the resulting international outrage jeopardized Benjam
 in Franklin&rsquo\;s Paris peace treaty negotiations. Only when Marie Anto
 inette pleaded with George Washington to stop the retaliatory hanging of a
  young British lieutenant did the peace talks resume.</p>\n<p>This program
  is being offered in recognition of America's 250th Celebration.</p>\nhttp
 s://warrenlib.libnet.info/event/15421813
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