2005 Scholar's Bookshelf Rerpint Edition. An exhaustive account of virtually every aspect of the role of the French in the American Revolution, covering not only the actions of the French but also of the American forces as they engaged in various campaigns with French support. The work identifies hundreds of military and naval figures on both sides, reprints many of their first-hand accounts of events, and details the ways in which figures on both sides contributed to the cause and welcomed each other. First published in Providence, Rhode Island in 1884, the work also includes a great deal of unique material on military operations there. Includes much unique documentation of individual units and leaders as well as many contemporary illustrations. Also inclides the original 22" x 17" foldout map. 2005: 632 pages. Softcover. (Scholar's Bookshelf)