The weeks of bloody maneuvering and fighting along the Delaware River at Fort Mercer, Fort Mifflin, and Gloucester receive but scant attention in the literature of the American Revolution. The same...

Pieces together the events of the Prestonpans campaign in unprecedented detail.In the summer of 1745, a charismatic (but inexperienced) young Prince sailed to Scotland - determined to wrest the crowns...

Just over three centuries ago, there was a major battle in Scotland that was to decide the fate of the newly established – and bitterly contested – union of England and Scotland. On one hand there...

This book is the first complete study merging the tactics, politics, and strategic importance of the Battle of Germantown during the American Revolutionary War.Today, Germantown is a busy neighborhood...

With expert analysis, All That Can Be Expected sheds light on the fateful events of August 16, 1780 that marked the turning point of Great Britain's prospects for victory in the American Revolutionary...

Historian Mark Maloy not only recounts the Revolutionary War history of Charleston, he takes you to the places where the history actually happened. The siege of Charleston marked the beginning of the end of the Revolutionary War.

Central New Jersey witnessed many small battles and important events during the Revolution. The author follows the course of the war through its various phases, and details lesser-known battles, military campsites, raids, espionage, and more. The book features historic sites to visit, markers, and websites for further research and study.

In The Winter that Won the War, historian Greenwalt takes the reader on campaign in the year 1777 and through the winter encampment, detailing the various changes that took place within Valley Forge that ultimately led to the success of the American cause. Walk with the author through 1777 and into 1778 and see how these months truly were the winte