Author: George Canning Hill
Editor: Henry Ketcham
Publisher: A. L. Burt Company, New York
Year Printed: 1903
Binding: Hardcover
Illustrated: Yes
This antique illustrated biography chronicles the life and military career of General Israel Putnam, one of the most celebrated heroes of early American history. Written by George Canning Hill and edited with notes by Henry Ketcham, this volume follows Putnam from his colonial frontier experiences through the French and Indian War and his distinguished service during the American Revolution.
Putnam's courage and leadership made him a legendary figure in Revolutionary War history. His role in the Battle of Bunker Hill, the Siege of Boston, and numerous military campaigns helped shape the fight for American independence. This early twentieth-century edition remains a desirable collectible for historians, Americana enthusiasts, and Revolutionary War collectors.
Issued with illustrations depicting individuals, events, and locations associated with Israel Putnam and the Revolutionary War era.
Israel Putnam was one of the best-known military leaders of colonial America. His military service spanned both the French and Indian War and the American Revolution, placing him among the most significant figures of eighteenth-century American military history. Works on Putnam remain important references for students of Revolutionary War campaigns, colonial New England, and early American leadership.
Good antique condition. Red cloth hardcover binding is intact and pages appear secure. Cover shows age-related shelf wear, rubbing, and handling wear consistent with age and use. Gilt spine lettering remains visible. Age toning may be present. Please review all photographs carefully for complete condition details.
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