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A Brutal Betrayal: The Hancock s Bridge Massacre

The Hancock's Bridge Massacre highlights guerrilla warfare's grim realities in the Revolutionary War, revealing deep community divides.

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Gruesome: 10 People Were Murdered in This One NJ House

This innocent-looking house in Salem County, built in 1734, has quite a story to tell. As many as ten people died within its walls on the same day.

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Princeton Battle Monument commemorated a century after its dedication

Princeton Battle Monument commemorated a century after its dedication
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Hancock House massacre in South Jersey

This innocent-looking house in Salem County, which was built in 1734, has quite a story to tell. As many as ten people died within its walls on March 21, 1778.

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244 Years Ago Today, 10 Brutally Killed in This South Jersey Home

This innocent-looking house in Salem County, which was built in 1734, has quite a story to tell. As many as ten people died within its walls on March 21, 1778.

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