Joseph Howell, paymaster for the Delaware Regiment writes concerning a letter to Eleazer McComb, who had been the Privy Counselor, about an inquiry he had received from Captain William McKennan regarding depreciation for Lt. Colonel Pope in regards to payments made to the Regiment from March 1778 to April 1780... More
Boston: Houghton Mifflin, 1923. Limited Edition. Octavo. In two volumes. Limited to 575 copies. The present set is number 59. Volume I xxx, 276 pages with the folded map; Volume II, 322 pages. One of the most important primary sources on the conditions of America made by an astute foreigner... More
Andrew Elliot, Superintendent General, and the Magistrate of the Police. He was the most important executive to hold power through the British occupation of the city during the Revolutionary War. Though the victory at Yorktown was celebrated in most of the states as the end of the Revolution, New York... More
Rockport, ME.(2000): Picton Press. First Edition. Thick Octavo. xiii, 732 pages, [2] pages of plates, illustrations, maps, bibliographic references p. 665-670. Index. An annotated history of the American Revolution in the upper Mohawk Valley of New York. Using the actual words of Fort Plank's Defenders and other Mohawk Valley Partisans... More