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Only Revolutionary battle fought on Vermont soil
1777
Battle of Hubbardton — Vermont's Only Revolutionary Battle
1777
Burgoyne's Delayed Campaign Ends at Saratoga
1777
American Army Evacuates Fort Ticonderoga

Hubbardton

VT · American Revolution

The Battle of Hubbardton (July 7, 1777) was the only Revolutionary War battle fought entirely on what is now Vermont soil — a rear-guard action that slowed Burgoyne's advance.

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The Rear Guard

The rear guard's job is to die slowly so that others may live. Seth Warner's men knew this. They had been retreating for two days from Fort Ticonderoga, watching the army they were covering move south...

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