Uploaded March 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
American loyalist song written in 1778 and published in the Royal Gazette, a loyalist newspaper based in New York. The lyrics are by an unknown author. The tune is called 'The Black Sloven'.
Performed by The Druids from their album 'Music of the Redcoats'.
The first painting depicts British light infantry and light dragoons attacking the Continental Army encampment at Paoli on 20 September 1777 by an unknown artist.
The second painting is of British Light Infantry skirmish with Continentals, Battle of Brandywine, 11 September 1777 by Stephen Walsh.
The third painting is called "Warley Camp: The Mock Attack" by Philipp Jakob de Loutherbourg, painted in 1779, depicts a mock battle at Warley Camp near Brentwood, Essex. It commemorates King George III's visit to the military camp in 1778.
The fourth painting is of a Light Infantryman of the 40th Regiment of Foot, 1776 by Lt. Charles M. Lefferts.
American loyalist song written in 1778 and published in the Royal Gazette, a loyalist newspaper based in New York. The lyrics are by an unknown author. The tune is called 'The Black Sloven'.
Performed by The Druids from their album 'Music of the Redcoats'.
The first painting depicts British light infantry and light dragoons attacking the Continental Army encampment at Paoli on 20 September 1777 by an unknown artist.
The second painting is of British Light Infantry skirmish with Continentals, Battle of Brandywine, 11 September 1777 by Stephen Walsh.
The third painting is called "Warley Camp: The Mock Attack" by Philipp Jakob de Loutherbourg, painted in 1779, depicts a mock battle at Warley Camp near Brentwood, Essex. It commemorates King George III's visit to the military camp in 1778.
The fourth painting is of a Light Infantryman of the 40th Regiment of Foot, 1776 by Lt. Charles M. Lefferts.
