The American revolution, 1776-1783 / by Claude Halstead Van Tyne.

Author/creator Van Tyne, Claude Halstead
Format Book
Publication InfoNew York; London : Harper & Brothers, 1905.
Descriptionxix, 369 pages including frontispiece (port.) 7 maps (1 double) ; 22 cm.
Subjects

SeriesAmerican nation: a history ; v. 9
American nation: a history ; v. 9. ^A467627
Contents Fundamental and immediate causes -- Outbreak of war -- Organization of an army -- Spirit of independence -- The campaign for independence -- New York accepts the Revolution -- Contest for New York City -- From the Hudson to the Delaware -- Framing new State governments -- Campaigns of Burgoyne and Howe -- State sovereignty and Confederation -- French aid and French alliance -- The turn in the tide in England and America -- Civil War between Whigs and Tories -- The new West -- French aid and American reverses -- European complications and the end of the war.
General noteSeries title also at head of t.-p.
Bibliography note"Critical essay on authorities": p. 334-335.
LCCN 05030583

Availability

Library Location Call Number Status Item Actions
Joyner General Stacks E208 .V29 1905 ✔ Available Place Hold