6Eighteenth Century European Warfare
47Campaigns in the North-1778 to the End
7The Colonial Scene
48The War in the South
8Colonial Militia
49The Yorktown Campaign
9The Colonies in the World Conflict, I689-1783
50The West, The Frontier, and The Indians
10The American Rifle
51British Policy and Strategy
11The Colonial Heritage
52The British Army in America During the Revolution
12II. The American Revolution: First Phase
53The Loyalists
13The Outbreak
54The German Allied Troops
14Formation of the Continental Army
55The Continental Army: The Individual Soldier, Discipline, and Morale
15The Invasion of Canada and the Fall of Boston
56Weapons, Tactics, Flags, and Uniforms
16The New Nation
57Unit Histories
17Evolution of the Continental Army
58Finance, Administration, and Logistics
18The British Problem
59The Militia
19Of Strategy
60The Continental Navy and the Naval War
20The British Offensive in 1776
61Military Activities in Region, State, or Locality
21Trenton and Princeton
62French Aid and the French in America
22III The Winning of Independence 1777-1783
63Spain in the War
23The Campaign of 1777
64Intelligence and Psychological Warfare
24Valley Forge
65Blacks in the Revolution
25First Fruits of the French Alliance
66Prisoners of War
26The New Conditions of the War
67Military Medicine
27British Successes in the South
68Maps
28Nadir of the American Cause
69Music
29Greene's Southern Campaign
70Civil-Military Relations
30Yorktown: The Final Act
71Lists of Soldiers
31The Summing Up: Reasons, Lessons, and Meaning
72Biographical Material
32PART TWO AN ARMY CHRONOLOGY OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION: An Army Chronology of the American Revolution (pt. 1)
73Collections of Biographical Sketches
33PART TWO AN ARMY CHRONOLOGY OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION: An Army Chronology of the American Revolution (pt. 2)
74Biographies
34PART THREE A SELECT BIBLIOGRAPHY OF HISTORICAL LITERATURE ON THE MILITARY HISTORY OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION
75Biographical Articles
35SECONDARY WORKS
76SOURCE MATERIAL
36Reference Works
77General Collections of Documents
37General Military History of the Revolution-Narrative and Critical
78Collections of Personal Letters and Papers
38The Causes and Political, Economic, and Social Aspects-A Sampling
79Memoirs, Journals, Diaries, Travel Accounts, Personal Recollections, and Similar Materials
39The Military Prelude to Lexington-The British Army in America Before the Revolution
80Orderly Books-American
40The Outbreak
81Orderly Books-British and Loyalist
41Battles and Campaigns
82Notes on the Manuscript Sources
