Rosbrugh, a Tale of the Revolution presents the life and death of a clerical martyr set against the grit of the American Revolution.
This edition traces Rev. John Rosbrugh’s story through early American war, faith, and community, weaving in family histories, local battles, and the era’s everyday life to illuminate a pivotal chapter of our past.
The text blends narrative with documentary detail, offering a vivid account of military action around Trenton and its impact on a town and its people. It also gathers genealogies and tombstone inscriptions that anchor the history in real places and names, helping readers understand how one life can connect to a broader historical tapestry.
- A focused portrait of Rev. John Rosbrugh and his role during the Revolution
- Context on key battles and strategic moves around Trenton and Philadelphia
- Genealogical notes and family lineages tied to the era
- Illustrative references and inscriptions that deepen the sense of time and place
Ideal for readers of American history, Revolutionary War enthusiasts, and genealogists seeking a grounded, documentary-style narrative anchored in a notable figure’s life.