| Large US home furnishings company |
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| Green Mountain Boys leader |
Newsday |
10 Oct 2021 |
| Revolutionary War hero buried in Green Mount Cemetery |
The New Yorker |
17 Jun 2019 |
| Revolutionary War hero |
New York Times |
25 Feb 2018 |
| Revolutionary War hero |
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| * Folk hero of Vermont |
Premier Sunday |
07 Feb 2016 |
| Benedict Arnold partner of 1775 |
Newsday |
12 Sep 2015 |
| Leader of the Green Mountain Boys |
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| Benedict Arnold partner of 1775 |
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| Furniture industry name, with a chain of stores across North America |
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| Patriot who led the capture of Fort Ticonderoga |
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| Patriot who led the capture of Fort Ticonderoga |
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| Fort Ticonderoga capturer |
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| Leader of the Green Mountain Boys |
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| Patriotic name in home furnishings |
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| Victorious soldier in May 1775 |
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| Vermonter seen in Statuary Hall |
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| Green Mountain Boys leader |
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| Big name in furniture |
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| Big name in furniture |
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| Green Mountain Boys leader |
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| He took Fort Ticonderoga in 1775 |
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| "Green Mountain" patriot |
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| Big name in Vermont history |
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| Big name in Vermont history |
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| Green Mountain Boys leader |
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| Patriot from Litchfield, Conn. |
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| Contemporary of George Washington. |
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| Green Mountain boy. |
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| Real-life character in Melville novel. |
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| Ticonderoga name. |
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| Soldier of 1775. |
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