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While much has been written about the American Revolution, our understanding of the everyday private soldiers in the patriot army largely hinges on Washington’s poignant accounts of their struggles at Valley Forge. This insightful 1902 book, penned by a Harvard University librarian, enriches our perspective by weaving together references from numerous primary and secondary sources, painting a vivid portrait of the common soldier’s experiences throughout the war. - Summary by Book Preface and David Wales

Dive into a captivating collection of sketches and stories that, while fictionalized, are deeply rooted in reality. Based on my firsthand experiences as a Special Correspondent for a London newspaper, these tales unfold against the backdrop of France and Flanders. I had the privilege of meeting Private Pinkerton—a remarkable young English gentleman, a skilled fighter, and an extraordinary shot. Despite his shyness in recounting his own tales, he was a beloved figure among his peers, embodying both kindness and courage. Join me as we explore the life of a millionaire whose charm and bravery ...

These captivating journals offer a unique glimpse into the lives of two private soldiers during a tumultuous period in history. To enhance your understanding of the events referenced within, Ive collaborated with Mr. Lossing, the esteemed author of the Pictorial Field-Book of the Revolution, who provides insightful notes to illuminate these diaries. His expertise ensures that readers will appreciate both the accuracy and the historical significance of these firsthand accounts.