American Revolution, but our knowledge of the private soldiers of the patriot army is confined chiefly to Washington sdescription of tfieir sufferings at Valley Forge. Their story is to be found in a line here and there scattered through the mass of contemporary literature. In sifting this material, it has seemed best to give in every case the name of the authority who saw what he described. No student, however, would willingly forget the labors of those later writers who have dbne so much to make easier the way for others. I record with pleasure my obligation to Professor Edward Channing, of Harvard College, for very many valuable suggestions; and also to Mr. Albert Matthews, whose knowledge of the language and customs of the period has been of great service to me. C. K. B. Pound Hill, Shirley, Massachusetts, July,
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Vendeur : Mountain Gull Trading Company, Lake Hopatcong, NJ, Etats-Unis
Paperback. Etat : Fine. First Printing. 258 Pages. Originally published in hardcover by Corner House in 1976. First printing of the revised edition by the full number line. This book deals with a very unusual subject matter, that of the private soldier during the American Revolution and what they had to endure. The book, both inside and out, is in a Fine to Like-New condition with no visible extraneous markings, detriments, or distractions and hence all of its printing and illustrations are all in a very well-preserved condition and the interior book remains tightly glued into its cover. If you order this very interesting and different perspective on the American Revolution from us, we will carefully wrap it up in either foam or bubble wrap, then securely pad and box it and ship it right away to you with both insurance and tracking on it. N° de réf. du vendeur 1507
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