With its start-to-finish battle narratives, the book captures the experience of the war and the profound emotional depths on display from the beginning...
ByTuchman, Barbara W. (Barbara Wertheim), 1912-1989
Book.English.
PublishedLondon: Joseph, 1989, c1988
This study gives a provocative and searching view of the pivotal events of the American Revolution examining the key role played by the opposing navies...
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