The Battle-Fields Of The Revolution: Comprising Descriptions Of The Principal Battles, Sieges, And Other Events Of The War Of Independence: Interspersed With Characteristic Anecdotes. This item is unavailable.The Battle-Fields Of The Revolution: Comprising Descriptions Of The Principal Battles, Sieges, And Other Events Of The War Of Independence: Interspersed With Characteristic Anecdotes

Walk the American Revolution not as dates on a page, but as earth beneath your feet. Every battlefield still speaks today. In The Battle-Fields Of The Revolution, Thomas Y. Rhoads leads the reader across revolutionary war battlefields and scenes of American independence battles, describing principal engagements, sieges, and turning-points of the war of independence campaigns, interwoven with vivid, often poignant anecdotes. Blending narrative history with the feel of a guided journey, this classic american revolution history book captures the landscapes, commanders and common soldiers that shaped 18th century America and the hard realities of colonial America warfare. First published in the 19th century, Rhoads's work stands as a landmark of Revolutionary War nonfiction and early American battlefield travel history, prized as a clear, memorable reference for history buffs, students, and anyone seeking a readable revolutionary war study guide to key actions and George Washington military campaigns. Its period voice and close attention to ground and movement make it a distinctive addition to any military history collection and a rewarding companion for travellers exploring these sites today. Out of print for decades and now republished by Alpha Editions. Restored for today's and future generations. More than a reprint - a collector's item and a cultural treasure. Ideal for both casual readers drawn to gripping true events and collectors building a serious library of classic works on the American struggle for independence.