A window into Loyalist life in the Revolutionary War, with authentic orders and daily routines.
The book presents a detailed record titled Orderly Book of the Three Battalions of Loyalists, Commanded by Brigadier-General Oliver De Lancey, 1776-1778. This edition gathers the orders, marches, camps, and administrative notes that shaped how these regiments operated in New York and surrounding areas.
- A primary-source view of regimental life, including detachments, marches, and postings.
- Insight into camp rules, provisioning, clothing, weapons, and the management of soldiers and officers.
- Direct excerpts from headquarters and field orders, illustrating how campaigns were planned and executed.
- Context for Loyalist forces at key sites like New York City, Long Island, and nearby outposts during the late 1770s.
Ideal for readers of Revolutionary War history, military enthusiasts, and researchers seeking a grounded look at how Loyalist units were organized and governed in the field.