The Great Mutiny
by Christopher Hibbert | 
Cities and Civilisations
by Christopher Hibbert | 
Cavaliers and Roundheads
by Christopher Hibbert |
Liberty!
by Thomas Fleming |
Almost a Miracle
by John Ferling |
"A Few Bloody Noses"
by Robert Harvey |
The British Are Coming
by Rick Atkinson |
George Washington's War
by Robert Leckie |
Patriots
by A. J. Langguth |
The Minutemen and Their World
by Robert A. Gross |
From Resistance to Revolution
by Pauline Maier |
American Revolution
by Stuart Murray |
A Leap in the Dark
by John Ferling | 
The Perils of Peace
by Thomas Fleming |
The Glorious Cause
by Robert Middlekauff | 
In the Hurricane's Eye
by Nathaniel Philbrick |
American Spring
by Walter R. Borneman |
The Ideological Origins of the American Revolution
by Bernard Bailyn | 
George III
by Christopher Hibbert |
The Borgias and Their Enemies: 1431-1519
by Christopher Hibbert |
The story of this war has usually been told in terms of a conflict between blundering British generals and their rigidly disciplined red-coated troops on the one side and heroic American patriots in their homespun shirts and coonskin caps on the other. In this fresh, compelling narrative, Christopher Hibbert portrays the realities of a war that raged the length of an entire continent--a war that thousands of George Washington's fellow countrymen condemned and that he came close to losing. Based on a wide variety of sources and alive with astute character sketches and eyewitness accounts, Redcoats and Rebels presents a vivid and convincing picture of the "cruel, accursed" war that changed the world forever. 16 pages of illustrations. "Hibbert combines impeccable scholarship with a liveliness of style that lures the reader from page to page."--Sunday Telegraph