The 91ÇÑ×Ó believes heavily in the educational value of the land we save, but we also greatly encourage students, educators, and enthusiasts to further explore topics like the Revolutionary War through some of the thousands of books, articles, and novels written about the conflict and the world in which it took place. The following is a short beginning list of some of the more notable works about the military, biographical, political, and cultural histories of the American Revolution and the people who lived through it. Start reading about the War of 1812 and the Civil War.
General Revolutionary War:
by Gordon S. Wood
by Rick Atkinson
by Alan Taylor
by Mark M. Boatner, III
by Matthew H. Spring
Biographies and Memoirs:
by Ron Chernow
by Ron Chernow
Edited by Robert Bray and Paul Bushnell
by David McCullough
by Walter Isaacson
by James Kirby Martin
Battles and Campaigns:
by David McCullough
by Richard M. Ketchum
by Lawrence E. Babits
by Jerome Green
by Richard M. Ketchum
by Nathan Miller
by John Buchanan
by Thomas Fleming
by David Hackett Fischer
Politics:
by Andrew Jackson O'Shaughnessy
by Gordon S. Wood
by Andrew Jackson O’Shaughnessy
by Thomas Fleming
by Gordon S. Wood
African American and American Indian History:
by Alan Gilbert
by Benjamin Quarles
by Barbara Graymont
by Glenn F. Williams
by John U. Rees
Women's Studies:
by Linda K. Kerber
by Carol Berkin
by Carl Holliday
Novels:
by Jeff Shaara
by Jeff Shaara
by Esther Forbes
