Art, Imagery, and Parody of the Ten Crucial Days

Roger Williams shared many of the interpretations of the art, imagery, and parody of the Ten Crucial Days on June 30, 2024 at the William Trent House, pointing out how these images have reinforced certain beliefs about the Revolution and created opportunities for exaggeration and even distortion of the actual events.
A book publishing professional, Mr. Williams serves as a historical interpreter at Washington Crossing Historic Park, Pennsylvania, and for the Princeton Battlefield Society. He is the State Historian for the New Jersey Society of the Sons of the American Revolution and is co-founder of TenCrucialDays.org, an organized affiliation of organizations committed to the promotion of the ten days in 1776-77 that “turned the tide of American fortunes toward independence.”