Includes bibliographical references (p. 31) and index.
Contents:
General George Washington, commander-in-chief -- First success -- The Battle of Long Island -- A brilliant military maneuver in the face of defeat -- New York, defend, burn, orabandon? -- Disaster at Kip's Bay -- Harlem Heights -- The trap fails -- Epilogue.
Summary:
Describes the people and action of Revolutionary War battles that took place in New York, particularly the Battle of Harlem Heights, which underscored General Washington's battle philosophy and boosted the morale of his troops.
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