Fort Ticonderoga, the last campaigns : the war in the North, 1777-1783
2022
973.3335 L564 2022
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Title
Fort Ticonderoga, the last campaigns : the war in the North, 1777-1783
Published
Yardley, Pa. : Westholme, 2022.
Description
xi, 235 p. : ill., maps, ports. ; 23 cm.
Call Number
973.3335 L564 2022
System Control No.
(OCoLC)1285918358
Note
Includes bibliographical references (p. [207]-221) and index.
Contents: A crossroads of war -- Winter to Spring 1776-1777: Anthony Wayne and the challenge of command -- Commanders and controversies -- The treat: Lieutenant General John Burgoyne and his army -- Invasion: the key unlocked -- Counterattack: Ticonderoga assaulted -- A war continued: Frederick Haldimand and aggressive defense -- A war not ended: from military to political battle.
L2022M63
"[In this narrative], Mark Lender masterfully scouts the military and political terrain -- in the context of command and timing -- as he charts when, how, and why British and American forces took, held, and left Ticonderoga as its strategic importance waxed and waned during the American Revolution"--Back cover.
Contents: A crossroads of war -- Winter to Spring 1776-1777: Anthony Wayne and the challenge of command -- Commanders and controversies -- The treat: Lieutenant General John Burgoyne and his army -- Invasion: the key unlocked -- Counterattack: Ticonderoga assaulted -- A war continued: Frederick Haldimand and aggressive defense -- A war not ended: from military to political battle.
L2022M63
"[In this narrative], Mark Lender masterfully scouts the military and political terrain -- in the context of command and timing -- as he charts when, how, and why British and American forces took, held, and left Ticonderoga as its strategic importance waxed and waned during the American Revolution"--Back cover.
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