BLACK AND WHITE

Reenactor

By Bill Emory |
Published online 5:05am Monday Jun 11th, 2012
and in print issue #1124 dated Thursday Jun 14th, 2012

reenactor (noun)– a person who enacts a role in an event that occurred earlier.–Dictionary.com

The event in this case was local militia putting up light resistance as Banastre Tarleton and his soldiers crossed the Rivanna at Secretary’s Ford and headed up Monticello to try and catch the slippery Thomas Jefferson and TV star/Virginia legislator Daniel Boone. First militia action June 4, 1781; this militia action Jackson Park, June 2, 2012.
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