A living record of courage and loyalty from America’s founding years.
This edition brings to light the remarkable journeys of a young volunteer who crossed oceans to support the American cause, and the enduring legacy he left in both the United States and Europe.
In these pages, the narrative blends personal fate with pivotal moments of the Revolutionary era. It follows a nobleman who raised and funded a militia, earned command roles, and endured wounds and long years of service. The account also offers portraits of key figures and the climate of loyalty, honor, and hardship that shaped a young nation.
- Read about bold decisions, daring campaigns, and the costs of war.
- See how gratitude and recognition followed acts of courage across continents.
- Discover sketches of leaders, plus the everyday lives of soldiers and families in a formative era.
- Get a sense of the social and political context that framed the fight for independence.
Ideal for readers of historical biographies and those curious about the people behind the Revolution.