How did they do it? How did a ragtag army and fractious group of lawyers, farmers, and businessmen-with far from unanimous popular support-defy a global empire and forge the most successful political revolution in human history, creating a blueprint for a nation that has endured for more than two centuries while so many others have failed?
Gregory Fremont-Barnes, PhD, is a professional writer. His published works include ABC-CLIO's The Encyclopedia of the French Revolutionary and Napoleonic Wars. Richard A. Ryerson, PhD, is academic director of the David Library of the American Revolution in Washington Crossing, PA.
"Overall, the articles are well written, well researched, and informative, and provide a balanced view of the war... The Encyclopedia of the American Revolutionary War is recommended for all libraries." - Library Journal "This new encyclopedia is destined to become the standard reference on the American Revolution. Most academic libraries and many larger public libraries will want it in their collections." - Against the Grain "This encyclopedia is certain to be helpful to students enrolled in U.S. history courses... Highly recommended. Lower-level undergraduates through faculty /researchers; general readers." - Choice "This encyclopedia demonstrates the value of books in the Internet age. It comprehensively and authoritatively presents the people, battles, and issues of the American Revolution, plus scores of primary sources, in an attractive and highly usable format... [The encyclopedia] deserves purchase by librarians looking for a good resource about the birth of the United States." - Reference & User Services Quarterly
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