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SUMMARY:New Jersey's Revolutionary Rivalry
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DESCRIPTION:A local rivalry whose effects were felt across the ocean.\nhtt
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>In June 1778\, the Revolutionary War in Mo
 nmouth County devolved into skirmishes between local militias and British 
 Loyalists. Chief among these warring factions were revered rebel hero Capt
 ain Joshua Huddy and his fierce rival\, a runaway enslaved Black man calle
 d Colonel Tye who fought for the British. Attempting to bring the captured
  Huddy to prison\, Tye was killed in battle\, and when Loyalists murdered 
 Huddy without benefit of trial two years later\, the resulting internation
 al outrage jeopardized Benjamin Franklin&rsquo\;s Paris peace treaty negot
 iations.</p>\n<p>Author Rick Geffken reveals the stories of these two obsc
 ure enemies who died and rose to fame for their beliefs in independence.</
 p>\nhttps://edisonpubliclibrary.libnet.info/event/16213241
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