Winner of the 2011 New York Society of Colonial Wars Distinguished Book Award “The strength of this book lies in Crocker’s presentation of the battle and the complicated logistics involved.â€â€”Times Literary Supplement “Braddock’s March is arguably the first truly comprehensive history devoted exclusively to the calamitous march that remade North America. . . . Braddock’s story is superb history.â€â€”Weekly Standard “Drawing on original sources; Crocker grittily reconstructs the advance of Edward Braddock’s army on Fort Duquesne. . . . Attentive to detail; Crocker will engage colonial-history readers in this well illustrated book.â€â€”Booklist“Both Braddock’s epic march and subsequent destruction are brought to life by Thomas E. Crocker in Braddock’s March; his impeccably researched account of an important but largely forgotten chapter in American history. . . . It all adds up to a stirring tale.â€â€”Washington Times
#2108823 in Books Lyons Press 2003-11-01Original language:EnglishPDF # 1 1.47 x 6.28 x 9.36l; 1.65 #File Name: 1592281257512 pages
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0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. but some good historical stuff later onBy T' Wretched Reviewer With Malice AforethoughtFirst chapters are out of date; but some good historical stuff later on.0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. old sailors have many friendsBy Rose FabreHis original book was well work and tattered; ( 46 years old); and the statue of the sailor on the cover; (which he has); now has what it needs to finish the shelf!!!3 of 3 people found the following review helpful. An Oldy But A GoodyBy RicopMy third copy of this really great Sea Adventure book. Inspiring and well written Peter Freuchen has kept me interested in the sea for many decades.
