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ePub The American Revolution (American Heritage Library) download
Author:
Bruce Lancaster
ISBN13:
978-0828102810
ISBN:
0828102813
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Publisher:
Mariner Books; Reissue edition (June 1, 1985)
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Subcategory:
Americas
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1682 kb
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Rating:
4.4
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Introduction by Bruce Catton - The World Beyond America - The Eve of Revolt - The War Begins - First Campaigns, North and South - The Day of Freedom - Arms and Men - The Crisis - The Making of an Army - The Turning Point - The Quest for Allies -. The War at Sea - Frontiers Aflame - Struggle for the South - The World Turned Upside Down - Acknowledgments - Index. Narrative by Bruce Lancaster, with a chapter by .

The American Heritage book. From Lexington and Concord to Yorktown, Bruce Lancaster's classic, The American Revolution, covers the story of America's fight for independence in vivid detail

The American Heritage book. From Lexington and Concord to Yorktown, Bruce Lancaster's classic, The American Revolution, covers the story of America's fight for independence in vivid detail. With an introduction by the critically acclaimed author Bruce Catton, and a new foreword by Thomas Fleming, The American Revolution is a highly readable and engaging volume.

The New York Times The American Heritage History of the American Revolution is the complete chronicle of the Revolutionary War told in full detail

The New York Times The American Heritage History of the American Revolution is the complete chronicle of the Revolutionary War told in full detail. Lancaster starts his story with an examination of colonial society and the origins of the quarrel with England. He details the ensuing battles and military campaigns from Lexington and Concord to the surrender of Lord Cornwallis at Yorktown.

Wonderful book on the American Revolution. Like most one volume histories published by American Heritage author Lancaster does a great job presenting a lot of information digestible form. I remember the little I was taught during history, and it was so generic, you basically came out not knowing anything. I do remember that very little was said about how much effort the French gave us. Not only did we get Lafayette, but so many prestigious generals and admirals, and so many ships and cash came to us from France. Informative for the casual reader and enjoyable for the true history buff.

The American Revolution (American Heritage Library). 1961–65); Catton has many very well written books on the war. ISBN 0-8281-0281-3) (1985), heavily illustrated. Crawford, Mark et al. eds. Encyclopedia of the Mexican War (1999).

The American Heritage History of the American Revolution is the complete chronicle of the Revolutionary War told in full detail. He details the ensuing battles and military campaigns from Lexington and Concord to the surrender of Lord Cornwallis at Yorktown, as well as the tense political and social situation of the new nation. The American Heritage History of the American Revolution details the birth of America with insight and depth.

Many Americans know the American Revolution only as a war in which George . Many books on another seminal event, in our history, the Civil War, focus on military history, .

Many Americans know the American Revolution only as a war in which George Washington defeated the British and, thereby, won American Independence. Bruce Lancaster has done an exceptional job of building a picture that helped me truly appreciate the significance of Yorktown. Sure, he has some flare that may not be in vogue these days, but that is one reason why this book is so good. the history of military battles and campaigns.

The American Heritage Book of the Revolution. New York: American Heritage, 1958. From Lexington to Liberty: The Story of the American Revolution. The American Heritage History of the American Revolution. New York: American Heritage, 1975. The American Revolution. New York: American Heritage, 1985 Lancaster, Bruce. Garden City, New York: Doubleday, 1955.

The American Revolution by Bruce Lancaster (Paperback, 1985). Used-like N : The book pretty much look like a new book

The American Revolution by Bruce Lancaster (Paperback, 1985). Used-like N : The book pretty much look like a new book. There will be no stains or markings on the book, the cover is clean and crisp, the book will look unread, the only marks there may be are slight bumping marks to the edges of the book where it may have been on a shelf previously.

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From Lexington to Yorktown, this book covers the story of America's fight for independence in vivid detail. Lancaster brings the dilemmas faced by early Americans into sharp focus.
  • I've been through many books on the revolution. This book provided the most insightful understanding of the mind-set of the king, parliament, and the colonials who were their rights a British men. It's light on the the battlefield strategy and the intricacies of the various skirmishes. But I left having a great feel for what was truly driving this historical period. By the way, the book is from 1891, not to be mislead by the 1992 published notation.

  • This is a history of the American Revolution was written right after the Civil War, and this author had some very interesting insights. The history was fairly strong, by the author went on some rabbit trails. In some ways, it was interesting to see the effect on the rest of the world, but at other times felt like the author was rambling.

  • I've read many books about the American Revolution written by contemporary authors, but I found this 19th century book fascinating.
    Mr.. Fiske provides a well written and detailed account of the American Revolution and includes many back stories. I couldn't stop reading it.
    As another reviewer mentioned, there were sections missing, but it was easy to fill in some of the gaps and the material still kept my interest.
    I'd recommend this book to anyone interested in American history, it was a great read.

  • Quick comment rather than a review.
    I'm Australian and reading something else recently I realised I knew little of the history of the American Revolution. This book covered everything I wanted to know and more. I was very impressed with the background details and personnel interactions relating to the various battles between the Americans and the British and I had no knowledge of the role the French played in the long and complex conflict.
    Definitely worth 5 stars to me.

  • The book goes through series of chapters for the history of The United States and battles and leaders of Greene and George Washington and Benidict Arnold. Also thanks to the French who helped us out at Yorktown.

  • Fiske provides great detail and obviously put considerable research into the writing of this book. I enjoyed the background leading up to events already known to me. Fiske also fleshes out many American Revelation events of which I had only a general knowledge.

  • I just wanted to learn a little more about the Revolutionary war, and this was offered free on Kindle. Wow, I got an education! This is a well written and scholarly blow-by-blow of the entire period, with insights as to why things were done on both sides of the Atlantic. Written barely 100 years after the war, the author had reference to documents that would be very hard to obtain now. I enjoyed the language and idioms of writing in the 1800's, as well as the author's input as to personalities of individuals. It was interesting to reflect on how much things have changed in our country, and how some things (like ignorant politicians) remain the same.
    This was much more than I expected, I really enjoyed it.

  • Engrossing and filled with information that I hadn't been aware of in my my prior reading. This is a great book that should be widely reissued, especially for New York State residents who are often not cognizant of the critical history played out in their backyards. Tom Wills