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catalog abstract "Collection of reports on the American Revolution, letters, diaries, recollections, by the soldiers and civilians, both English and American, who participated.".
catalog contributor b9084402.
catalog contributor b9084403.
catalog contributor b9084404.
catalog coverage "United States History Revolution, 1775-1783 Personal narratives.".
catalog created "[1957]".
catalog date "1957".
catalog date "[1957]".
catalog dateCopyrighted "[1957]".
catalog description "1. "My Name is Revere" -- Lexington -- April 19, 1775 -- 2. "Their Balls Whisled Well" -- Concord -- April 19, 1775 -- 3. "When the Sword of Rebellion is Drawn" -- Cambridge Camp and Ticonderoga -- April-May 1775 -- 4. "I Beat to 'Yankee Doodle'"- bunker Hill -- June 17, 1775 -- 5. "The Sound of War Echoes from North to South" -- America Finds a General -- May-June 1775 -- 6. "New Lords, New Laws" -- Washington takes Command -- Summer 1775 -- 7. "Their Raggamuffins all Round Us" -- The British in Boston -- Summer-Fall 1775 -- 8. "Mutual Congratulations and Tender Embraces" -- Victory at Boston -- Winter 1775-Spring 1776 -- 9. "My Heart Sickens at the Recollection"- Quebec -- July-November 1775 -- 10. "I Have no Thoughts of Leaving This Proud Town"- Quebec -- November 1775-June 1776".
catalog description "11. "Never Did Men Fight More Bravely" -- Sullivan's Island -- June 29, 1776 -- 12. "George Rejected and Liberty Protected" -- New York -- April-August 1776 -- 13. "... We Have Given the Rebels a D -- D Crush" -- Long Island- August 22-29, 1776 -- 14. "A Choice of Difficulties" -- New York and Harlem Heights- August-September 1776 -- 15. "...Mad, Vexed, Sick, and Sorry" -- White Plains and the Hudson River Forts -- August-November 1776 -- 16. "...Our Peach-Brandy Fellows Can Never Be Beat" -- The New Jersey Campaign -- November 1776-January 1777 -- 17. "O! Britain, How Thy Laurels Tarnish..." -- The Second New Jersey Campaign -- January-June 1777 -- 18. "A Most Infernal Fire of Cannon and Musquetry" -- Brandywine -- September 11, 1777 -- 19. "Trophies Lay at our Feet" -- Germantown -- October 4, 1777 -- 20. "... Until We Shoot a General" -- Gentleman Johnny Burgoyne Opens His Campaign -- Summer 1777".
catalog description "21. "A Gathering Storm Upon My Left" -- Bennington -- August 16, 1777 -- 22. "Like Men Fighting for Their All" -- Saratoga -- September-October 1777 -- 23. "Fire Cake and Water, Sir -- Valley Forge and the Conway Cabal -- Winter 1777-1778 -- 24. "...Swear for me in English" -- Training at Valley Forge -- Spring 1778 -- 25. "Sir William, He, as Snug as Flea" -- The British in Philadelphia -- Winter 1777-Spring 1778 -- 26. "My Darling Liberty" -- Valley Forge to Monmouth -- May-June 1778 -- 27. "A Flock of Ducks in Cross-Belts" -- Newport -- Summer 1778 -- 28. "Fine Sport for the Sons of Liberty" -- War in the Indian Country -- 1778-1779 -- 29. "A Pretty Little Frisk" -- Winter and Stony Point -- Winter 1778-Summer 1779 -- 30. "The Position Back of Mr. Kembles" -- Morristown -- Winter 1779-1780".
catalog description "31. "Treason! Treason! Treason! Balck as H-ll" -- Benedict Arnold -- Autumn 1780 -- 32. "A Rude Shock to the Independence of America" -- The South -- 1778-1780 -- 33. "Strayed, Deserted, or Stolen" -- Camden -- August 16, 1780 -- 34. "From Tree to Tree...to the Summit" -- King's Mountain -- October 7, 1780 -- 35. "Tarleton Run Doon the Road Helter-Skelter" -- Cowpens -- January 17, 1781 -- 36. "It's Time to Run, Bob" -- The Race to the Dan -- January-February 1781 -- 37. "The Sweets of Liberty and Grace" -- Guilford Court House -- March 15, 1781 -- 38. "Mischief is A-Brewing" -- Greene in South Carolina -- April 1781-December 1782 -- 39. "A Successful Battle May Give us America" -- The Virginia Campaign -- May-August 1781 -- 40. "The Play, Sir, is Over" -- Yorktown -- September-October 1781 -- 41. "Having Now Finished the Work Assigned Me..." -- The Last Days -- 1782-1783.".
catalog description "Bibliography: p. 529-537.".
catalog description "Collection of reports on the American Revolution, letters, diaries, recollections, by the soldiers and civilians, both English and American, who participated.".
catalog extent "572 p.".
catalog hasFormat "Rebels and redcoats.".
catalog isFormatOf "Rebels and redcoats.".
catalog issued "1957".
catalog issued "[1957]".
catalog language "eng".
catalog publisher "Cleveland, World Pub. Co.".
catalog relation "Rebels and redcoats.".
catalog spatial "United States History Revolution, 1775-1783 Personal narratives.".
catalog subject "973.3".
catalog subject "E275 .S3".
catalog tableOfContents "1. "My Name is Revere" -- Lexington -- April 19, 1775 -- 2. "Their Balls Whisled Well" -- Concord -- April 19, 1775 -- 3. "When the Sword of Rebellion is Drawn" -- Cambridge Camp and Ticonderoga -- April-May 1775 -- 4. "I Beat to 'Yankee Doodle'"- bunker Hill -- June 17, 1775 -- 5. "The Sound of War Echoes from North to South" -- America Finds a General -- May-June 1775 -- 6. "New Lords, New Laws" -- Washington takes Command -- Summer 1775 -- 7. "Their Raggamuffins all Round Us" -- The British in Boston -- Summer-Fall 1775 -- 8. "Mutual Congratulations and Tender Embraces" -- Victory at Boston -- Winter 1775-Spring 1776 -- 9. "My Heart Sickens at the Recollection"- Quebec -- July-November 1775 -- 10. "I Have no Thoughts of Leaving This Proud Town"- Quebec -- November 1775-June 1776".
catalog tableOfContents "11. "Never Did Men Fight More Bravely" -- Sullivan's Island -- June 29, 1776 -- 12. "George Rejected and Liberty Protected" -- New York -- April-August 1776 -- 13. "... We Have Given the Rebels a D -- D Crush" -- Long Island- August 22-29, 1776 -- 14. "A Choice of Difficulties" -- New York and Harlem Heights- August-September 1776 -- 15. "...Mad, Vexed, Sick, and Sorry" -- White Plains and the Hudson River Forts -- August-November 1776 -- 16. "...Our Peach-Brandy Fellows Can Never Be Beat" -- The New Jersey Campaign -- November 1776-January 1777 -- 17. "O! Britain, How Thy Laurels Tarnish..." -- The Second New Jersey Campaign -- January-June 1777 -- 18. "A Most Infernal Fire of Cannon and Musquetry" -- Brandywine -- September 11, 1777 -- 19. "Trophies Lay at our Feet" -- Germantown -- October 4, 1777 -- 20. "... Until We Shoot a General" -- Gentleman Johnny Burgoyne Opens His Campaign -- Summer 1777".
catalog tableOfContents "21. "A Gathering Storm Upon My Left" -- Bennington -- August 16, 1777 -- 22. "Like Men Fighting for Their All" -- Saratoga -- September-October 1777 -- 23. "Fire Cake and Water, Sir -- Valley Forge and the Conway Cabal -- Winter 1777-1778 -- 24. "...Swear for me in English" -- Training at Valley Forge -- Spring 1778 -- 25. "Sir William, He, as Snug as Flea" -- The British in Philadelphia -- Winter 1777-Spring 1778 -- 26. "My Darling Liberty" -- Valley Forge to Monmouth -- May-June 1778 -- 27. "A Flock of Ducks in Cross-Belts" -- Newport -- Summer 1778 -- 28. "Fine Sport for the Sons of Liberty" -- War in the Indian Country -- 1778-1779 -- 29. "A Pretty Little Frisk" -- Winter and Stony Point -- Winter 1778-Summer 1779 -- 30. "The Position Back of Mr. Kembles" -- Morristown -- Winter 1779-1780".
catalog tableOfContents "31. "Treason! Treason! Treason! Balck as H-ll" -- Benedict Arnold -- Autumn 1780 -- 32. "A Rude Shock to the Independence of America" -- The South -- 1778-1780 -- 33. "Strayed, Deserted, or Stolen" -- Camden -- August 16, 1780 -- 34. "From Tree to Tree...to the Summit" -- King's Mountain -- October 7, 1780 -- 35. "Tarleton Run Doon the Road Helter-Skelter" -- Cowpens -- January 17, 1781 -- 36. "It's Time to Run, Bob" -- The Race to the Dan -- January-February 1781 -- 37. "The Sweets of Liberty and Grace" -- Guilford Court House -- March 15, 1781 -- 38. "Mischief is A-Brewing" -- Greene in South Carolina -- April 1781-December 1782 -- 39. "A Successful Battle May Give us America" -- The Virginia Campaign -- May-August 1781 -- 40. "The Play, Sir, is Over" -- Yorktown -- September-October 1781 -- 41. "Having Now Finished the Work Assigned Me..." -- The Last Days -- 1782-1783.".
catalog title "Rebels and redcoats [by] George F. Scheer and Hugh F. Rankin.".
catalog type "History. fast".
catalog type "Personal narratives. fast".
catalog type "text".