By Daniel H. Boone The desire to maintain British power of prestige in Europe through the economic power of her colonies, and particularly the West
Category: American Revolution (1775-1783)
Strategic Failure: The British New York Campaign, 27 August – 28 October 1776
The British campaign against New York in 1776 demonstrated a prime example of missed opportunity on the part of the British, and arguably, was
Allies of Necessity: European Foreign Aid during the American Revolution – By: Daniel H. Boone
The colonial victory in the American Revolution (1775-1783) stands as a lasting example of a colony rising up against an imperial power and securing its
Historical Cogitations 