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"Burgoyne's Invasion of 1777" by Samuel Adams Drake offers a detailed account of a pivotal moment in the American Revolution. This historical work meticulously chronicles Burgoyne's campaign and its strategic importance in the fight for American independence. Explore the events leading up to the crucial battles at Saratoga, a turning point that secured vital foreign support for the American cause.
Drake provides not only a thorough examination of the military maneuvers and key figures involved in Burgoyne's campaign, but also includes an outline sketch of the earlier American Invasion of Canada in 1775-76, offering crucial context for understanding the broader conflict.
A valuable resource for students and enthusiasts of military history and the American Revolutionary Period, this book delves into the strategies, challenges, and human stories behind one of the most significant campaigns in American history. Discover the intricacies of this defining moment and its lasting impact on the birth of a nation.
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