United States - American Revolution - History, American Revolution - Biography, Presidents of the United States - Biography, 18th Century American History - Politics & Government, United States - State & Local History
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Overview
The winters of 1776-1777 and 1777-1778 were desperate times for the Continental Army. On both occasions, American soldiers were cold, hungry, and demoralized by battlefield defeats. The cause of independence appeared lost. Yet, thanks to the courage of the men and the leadership of General George Washington, the army survived. Read about two wild winters that helped keep the spirit of liberty alive until the British were finally beaten.Synopsis
The winters of 1776-1777 and 1777-1778 were desperate times for the Continental Army. On both occasions, American soldiers were cold, hungry, and demoralized by battlefield defeats. The cause of independence appeared lost. Yet, thanks to the courage of the men and the leadership of General George Washington, the army survived. Read about two wild winters that helped keep the spirit of liberty alive until the British were finally beaten.
Book Details
Published
September 1, 2008
Publisher
Enslow Publishers, Incorporated
Pages
48
Format
Library Binding
ISBN
9780766030176