Condition: Very Good - slight discolouration to the front and back cover
Format: A4 Softback
A detailed, illustrated account of the last major action in the Northern theater, the longest and hardest-fought engagement of the entire Revolutionary War.
When the British abandoned Philadelphia to return to New York City, American troops harassed their retreat. On the morning of 28 June 1778, General Lee, George Washington's lieutenant, attacked the British rearguard but his attack went badly wrong. The British rearguard, now reinforced, threw Lee's troops into a headlong retreat. Lee was relieved of his command and Washington's Continentals then stood toe-to-toe with the British, bloodily repulsing a series of powerful attacks by crack troops.
Featuring maps and artwork throughout, this slim volume is ideal for those with interest in the American Revolutionary War.
Table of Contents
The Road to Monmouth courthouse The seat of war Chronology The Opposing Commanders The Opposing Forces The evacuation of Philadelphia The British depart The battle of Monmouth – First part The battle of Monmouth – Second part Aftermath The Battlefield Today
