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"General Israel Putnam and the Battle of Bunker Hill: A Critique, Not a History" examines the role of General Israel Putnam in the pivotal Battle of Bunker Hill during the American Revolutionary War. Alfred Porter Putnam offers readers a critical assessment of General Putnam's leadership and strategic decisions during this key engagement. This concise volume analyzes the events leading up to and including the battle, providing insights into military tactics and the personalities involved. It is not intended as a comprehensive history but rather a focused evaluation of Putnam's contributions. This book will appeal to those interested in military history, the American Revolution, and biographical studies of its prominent figures.
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