Sumner participated in battles in both the Philadelphia campaign and southern theatre.

During the Philadelphia campaign, he commanded a scouting detachment for Washington's army.

Mawhood continued to serve in North America, seeing further action during the 1777-1778 Philadelphia campaign.

Her first involvement in civil rights came when she registered black voters for a Philadelphia mayoral campaign in 1950.

The Philadelphia campaign aroused barely a whimper from personal injury lawyers there.

Quickly exchanged, he participated in the Philadelphia campaign.

First assigned to coastal defenses in the South, he also saw action in the Philadelphia campaign.

He then served in the Philadelphia campaign, and was in the debacle at Camden in 1780.

He then participated in the Philadelphia campaign, playing a key role in the Battle of Monmouth.

The regiment remained at Staten Island through the Philadelphia campaign, and in late 1779 were ordered home.