REF-01B - Mother and 2 Daughters D-Day Their bows were powerful enough

Their bows were powerful enough to be used effectively while riding at full gallop

A visually impressive piece from The Military Workshop collection

made of wood with a central iron boss

This figure portrays a charging Greek hoplite carrying a shield decorated with the head of Medusa

REF-01B - Mother and 2 Daughters D-Day Their bows were powerful enoughLoyalist refugees travelled north to Canada, usually along two routes. New York loyalists typically followed an overland route through Native American territory to Lake Ontario. As most of the route was along forest trails, Indian guides were essential. Unfortunately for many of the refugees, this included passage through territory held by the Oneidas, who were allies of the Americans. Continental and militia detachments that actively patrolled the