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Anderson, Jason Edwin GENERAL DAVID WOOSTER: Hero of the American Revolution, 1710-1777
Details one of the most influential figures in Colonial Connecticut -- a study of David Wooster's life is a study of the major events that shaped New England. The growth of his military leadership from the 1740s until his death in 1777 was coupled with active civic responsibility and entrepreneurial spirit. Sought active involvement in colonial politics and, at the same time, supported and encouraged New Haven's growing influence as a major port city. At sixty-five years old, at the outset of the Revolutionary War, he once more donned the uniform of his home colony of Connecticut, and led troops in the field of battle. Covers Wooster's entire life and entire military and civic careers. Contains 9 photos.1 vol, 232 pgs
2024 US, McFARLAND & COMPANY
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Gabriel, Michael MAJOR GENERAL RICHARD MONTGOMERY: The Making of an American Hero
Incorporating new scholarship and archival discoveries, profiles Richard Montgomery, a forgotten hero of the Revolutionary War. Born in Ireland, served in North America during the Seven Years' War and commanded the American invasion of Canada in 1775. The first and highest-ranking American general killed in the Revolution, Montgomery was an important heroic symbol in the early republic. Those who favored independence, such as Thomas Paine, used his image to build support for their cause. Hugh Henry Brackenridge and other writers portrayed the slain general as an embodiment of virtue and self-sacrifice to nurture the war effort and a national identity. Contains 16 photos.1 vol, 226 pgs
2026 US, McFARLAND & COMPANY
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Hubbard, Robert Ernest MAJOR GENERAL THOMAS MIFFLIN: The Army's First Quartermaster General and the First Governor of Pennsylvania
Presents the comprehensive biography of one of the Founding Fathers, Pennsylvania's Thomas Mifflin. With the sole exception of George Washington, Thomas Mifflin was the only founder to rise to both the highest military rank in the American army, major general, as well as the highest position in the new nation's civilian government, President of the Continental Congress. Mifflin signed both the U.S. constitution and the peace treaty with Great Britain; he was elected the first governor of Pennsylvania and re-elected twice by landslide margins. Contains 19 photos.1 vol, 236 pgs
2025 US, McFARLAND & COMPANY
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Pula, James S SARATOGA: The Turning Point of the Revolution as Seen from the Ranks
Presents the experiences of the real people involved in the Saratoga Campaign, from squabbling English politicians and ambitious generals -- both British and American -- to intercolonial jealousies. Focusing on the testimonies of people who are largely overlooked, this history sheds light on the most human aspects of the campaign, so often forgotten. Contains 59 photos.1 vol, 238 pgs
2025 US, McFARLAND & COMPANY
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Brantley, Michael CAPTAIN OTWAY BURNS: Tar Heel Privateer, Legislator and Naval Hero of the War of 1812
This larger-than-life merchantman, patriot, privateer, entrepreneur and politician made his mark in the War of 1812 and on North Carolina, yet has largely been forgotten. Explores how he was one of the war's most daring and successful privateers, and his actions as a lawmaker helped expand the power of the common people; built historically significant ships and invested in many businesses, as well as helped build Fort Macon. Presents the complete story of a national celebrity of the 19th century whose legacy continues in the present day. Contains 10 photos.1 vol, 207 pgs
2026 US, McFARLAND & COMPANY
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Fox, Don THE FOURTH ARMORED DIVISION COMBAT CHRONOLOGY: Patton's Vanguard in World War II
Based heavily on primary sources, including official unit after-action reports and diaries, personal memoirs, and veteran interviews, this chronology of the United States Army Fourth Armored Division presents its history day by day, from the top down to the bottom up. This carefully assembled work presents in full glory the men whose brave deeds earned the Fourth Armored the Presidential Distinguished Unit Citation. Contains 72 photos, as well as maps.1 vol, 350 pgs
2026 US, McFARLAND & COMPANY
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