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Key to the Northern Country: The Hudson River Valley in the American Revolution (SUNY series, An American Region: Studies in the Hudson Valley) by James M. Johnson; Christopher Pryslopski; Andrew Villani is a nonfiction available to read on EtoBox.

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The Hudson River Valley, Which George Washington Referred To As The Key To The Northern Country, Played A Central Role In The American Revolution. From 1776 To 1780, With Major Battles Fought At Saratoga, Fort Montgomery, And Stony Point, The Region Was A Central Battleground Of The Revolution. In Addition, It Witnessed Some Of The Most Dramatic And Memorable Aspects Of The War, Such As Benedict Arnold's Failed Conspiracy At West Point, The Burning Of New York's Capital At Kingston, And The More Than Six-hundred-mile March Of Washington And The Continental Army And Jean Baptiste Donatien De Vimeur, Comte De Rochambeau, And His French Expeditionary Corps To Yorktown, Virginia. Compiled From Essays That Appeared In The Hudson Valley Regional Review And The Hudson River Valley Review, Published By The Hudson River Valley Institute, The Book Illustrates The Richly Textured History Of This Supremely Important Time And Place. -- Publisher's Description. Overview: The American Revolution In The Hudson River Valley / Thomas S. Wermuth And James M. Johnson -- Politics And Loyalties -- A Suspected Loyalist In The Rural Hudson River Valley: The Revolutionary War Experience Of Roeloff Josiah E

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Author

James M. Johnson; Christopher Pryslopski; Andrew Villani

Publisher

State University of New York Press, Albany : Excelsior Editions

Published

2013

Language

EN

ISBN

9781438448145

Category

nonfiction

Subjects

History, American Studies, Humanities