Looks at the strategies American forces used in their attempt to keep the British Navy from gaining control of Lake Champlain in a clash that became known as the Battle of Valcour Bay during the Revolutionary War.
An illustrated chronicle of the Battle of Long Island in 1776 and the events that led to it, featuring profiles of related figures and topics, such as the plot to assassinate George Washington.
Describes the people and action of Revolutionary War battles that took place in New York, particularly the Battle of Harlem Heights, which underscored General Washington's battle philosophy and boosted the morale of his troops.
Profiles people involved in the Revolutionary War as soldiers, politicians, or in other capacities, including King George II, Benedict Arnold, and Mary Hays McCauly (Molly Pitcher).
Describes what life was like during the Revolutionary War, focusing on the experiences of captains and crew members in the Continental and British navies, with battle maps, action reports, and time lines.
Examines the life and career of William Howe, discussing his leadership of British soldiers in America, his strategy for defeating the patriots in New York, and his controversial attempts to bring about a peaceful end to the Revolutionary War.
