Reddit mentions of British Soldiers, American War: Voices of the American Revolution

It's probably better to be more specific about the question. I know I have lots of go-to sources regarding my particular areas of interest, but not necessarily for general knowledge topics.

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Here are some of my go to sources. Keep in mind that these are actually blogs, as such they're not going to do much good for simply looking up information, but they do post interesting and educational information.

Two Nerdy History Girls. Blog run by two authors of what appear to be mostly historical romances (I actually haven't read any of their books myself). It's a fantastic blog that covers a wide variety of topics, mostly mid to late 18th century and early 19th century.

Boston 1775. Run by Massachusetts historian J.L. Bell. The focus is on colonial Massachusetts, with the bulk of his material covering the mid to late 18th century. He does quite a bit of original research too.

Journal of the American Revolution Perhaps my favorite Revolutionary War blog on the 'Net. A variety of contributing authors and historians

British Tars, 1740-1790 Run by our very own /u/LordKettering. An examination of clothing worn by sailors in the 18th century using contemporary images.

British Soldiers, American Revolution Run by historian and author Don Hagist (who wrote the excellent book British Soldiers, American War: Voices of the American Revolution), the blog looks at individual British soldiers and examines their life while in the service with as much detail as possible.

The Junto. Guest bloggers writing about early America.

Early Modern Commons This isn't technically a blog--it's a blog aggregator covering the period 1500-1800. Some of the blogs within are excellent, some not--you'll have to figure out which ones on your own.

Field Drums This blog talks about drums used in the 18th and 19th centuries.

Rag Linen I believe this blog is now defunct, but there's some excellent information here from Todd Andrlik about early newspapers in colonial America. The name of the blog comes from the material used for pre-19th century papers.

TURN to a historian This blog was set up to discuss the historical issues in AMC's Turn. In parts badhistory debunker it's another excellent Revolutionary War blog.

Civil War Medicine What the title says.

Dead Confederates One of my favorite history blogs. Particularly useful for debunking Lost Cause mythology.

Freedmen's Patrol Another excellent Civil War blog.

To The Sound of the Guns This Civil War blog focuses on various national monuments and on the historical events that happened there.

Weapons and Warfare Military history blog that covers a huge range of topics.