Some comics about the early days of the USA, from a New Hampshire perspective…
WORKS IN PROGRESS: NH’s 1776 Constitution | Josiah Bartlett | Matthew Thornton | William Whipple | …
NH’s Black Revolutionaries
Hundreds of African American men from New Hampshire served in the American Revolution. Their stories highlight New England’s complicated history of slavery, freedom, and community.
1776 CRIMES OF THE KING (Declaration of Independence)
Drawn from the “List of Grievances” in the US Declaration of Independence…
1779 Petition to End Slavery in NH
WORK IN PROGRESS // Drawn from an 18th century antislavery text…
NH COMICStitution / ARTICLE 10: Right of Revolution
“The doctrine of nonresistance against arbitrary power, and oppression, is absurd, slavish, and destructive of the good and happiness of mankind.”
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ALSO SEE:
“American Revolution” @ LiveFreeAndDraw.com >>
The original local history comics series that started so many of my projects…
