Claims of Officers of the Revolutionary Army: A Full and Faithful Account of the Origin and Prosecut

Claims of Officers of the Revolutionary Army offers a detailed historical account of the unpaid claims made by officers who served in the Revolutionary War. It meticulously examines the origins and handling of these claims, which arose from the Acts of Congress of October 21, 1780, and March 22, 1783. This work provides valuable insights into the financial challenges faced by Revolutionary War officers and the government's attempts to address them.

The book sheds light on the complex process of claim submission and review, revealing the struggles officers encountered in seeking compensation for their service. As a historical document, it offers a window into the economic realities of the post-Revolutionary War period and the ongoing efforts to honor the sacrifices of those who fought for American independence. It is a valuable resource for historians, genealogists, and anyone interested in the financial aspects of the American Revolution.

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