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The '''Revolutionary War''' resulted in the birth of the United States and had a hugely important impact on [[King's College]], which would become Columbia (including, you may have guessed by now, that very name change).

During the conflict, the King's campus was a military hospital for a time. Even the future grounds of the [[Morningside Heights campus]] saw action during the Battle of Harlem Heights, an event commemorated by a plaque on [[Mathematics Hall]].

King's alumni and affiliates fought in the war as well, including [[Alexander Hamilton]].

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 During the conflict, the college was closed. The King's building, [[College Hall]], was a revolutionary and then a British military hospital for a time. Even the future grounds of the [[Morningside Heights campus]] saw action during the [[1776]] [[Battle of Harlem Heights]], an event commemorated by a plaque on [[Mathematics Hall]].
-King's alumni and affiliates fought in the war as well, including [[Alexander Hamilton]]. A patriotic battalion known as the [[Hearts of Oak]] comprised a number of King's College men.
+King's alumni and affiliates fought in the war as well, including [[Alexander Hamilton]]. A patriotic battalion known as the [[Hearts of Oak]] comprised a number of King's College men. The treasonous (but interesting) [[Samuel Auchmuty]] fought for the British, and later fought to expand their empire elsewhere in the world.
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 The '''Revolutionary War''' resulted in the birth of the United States and had a hugely important impact on [[King's College]], which would become Columbia (the impact including, you may have guessed by now, that very name change).
-During the conflict, the college was closed. The King's building, [[College Hall]], was a revolutionary and then a British military hospital for a time. Even the future grounds of the [[Morningside Heights campus]] saw action during the [[1776]] Battle of Harlem Heights, an event commemorated by a plaque on [[Mathematics Hall]].
+During the conflict, the college was closed. The King's building, [[College Hall]], was a revolutionary and then a British military hospital for a time. Even the future grounds of the [[Morningside Heights campus]] saw action during the [[1776]] [[Battle of Harlem Heights]], an event commemorated by a plaque on [[Mathematics Hall]].
 King's alumni and affiliates fought in the war as well, including [[Alexander Hamilton]]. A patriotic battalion known as the [[Hearts of Oak]] comprised a number of King's College men.

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 The '''Revolutionary War''' resulted in the birth of the United States and had a hugely important impact on [[King's College]], which would become Columbia (the impact including, you may have guessed by now, that very name change).
-During the conflict, the college was closed. The King's building, [[College Hall]], was a revolutionary and then a British military hospital for a time. Even the future grounds of the [[Morningside Heights campus]] saw action during the Battle of Harlem Heights, an event commemorated by a plaque on [[Mathematics Hall]].
+During the conflict, the college was closed. The King's building, [[College Hall]], was a revolutionary and then a British military hospital for a time. Even the future grounds of the [[Morningside Heights campus]] saw action during the [[1776]] Battle of Harlem Heights, an event commemorated by a plaque on [[Mathematics Hall]].
 King's alumni and affiliates fought in the war as well, including [[Alexander Hamilton]]. A patriotic battalion known as the [[Hearts of Oak]] comprised a number of King's College men.

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−	The '''Revolutionary War''' resulted in the birth of the United States and had a hugely important impact on [[King's College]], which would become Columbia (including, you may have guessed by now, that very name change).	+	The '''Revolutionary War''' resulted in the birth of the United States and had a hugely important impact on [[King's College]], which would become Columbia (the impact including, you may have guessed by now, that very name change).

	During the conflict, the college was closed. The King's building, [[College Hall]], was a revolutionary barracks and then a British military hospital for a time. Even the future grounds of the [[Morningside Heights campus]] saw action during the Battle of Harlem Heights, an event commemorated by a plaque on [[Mathematics Hall]].		During the conflict, the college was closed. The King's building, [[College Hall]], was a revolutionary barracks and then a British military hospital for a time. Even the future grounds of the [[Morningside Heights campus]] saw action during the Battle of Harlem Heights, an event commemorated by a plaque on [[Mathematics Hall]].

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 The '''Revolutionary War''' resulted in the birth of the United States and had a hugely important impact on [[King's College]], which would become Columbia (including, you may have guessed by now, that very name change).
-During the conflict, the college was closed. The King's building, [[College Hall]], was a revolutionary barracks and then a military hospital for a time. Even the future grounds of the [[Morningside Heights campus]] saw action during the Battle of Harlem Heights, an event commemorated by a plaque on [[Mathematics Hall]].
+During the conflict, the college was closed. The King's building, [[College Hall]], was a revolutionary barracks and then a British military hospital for a time. Even the future grounds of the [[Morningside Heights campus]] saw action during the Battle of Harlem Heights, an event commemorated by a plaque on [[Mathematics Hall]].
 King's alumni and affiliates fought in the war as well, including [[Alexander Hamilton]].