Nathanael Greene

The Papers of General Nathanael Greene: Volume VII: 26 December 1780-29 March 1781 - Published for the Rhode Island Historical Society

Commendation Quotes: "The Papers of Nathanael Greene" took over a generation to complete and the institutional sponsors of the thirteen volumes should be applauded for their sustained commitment. Equally impressive is the ability of successive editors to maintain high editorial standards over such a long period. These volumes will endure.--"Journal of Military History"Commendation Quotes: The editors of the Greene Papers must be commended for their superb work in selection, transcription, and annotation. . . . Scholars of American civil-military relations and the impact of the Revolution on civilian society will be remiss if they do not tap into the rich materials found in these volumes.--"Military History"Jacket Description/Back: Volume 7 of the 'Papers Of General Nathanael Greene' covers the period from December 26, 1780- March 29, 1781. This three month span, which is rightly considered the turning point of the American Revolution in the South, includes such notable events as the battle of Cowpens, the race through North Carolina to the Dan River, and the battle of Guilford Court House. Review Quotes: "The editors of the Greene Papers must be commended for their superb work in selection, transcription, and annotation."Military History""Review Quotes: The editors of the Greene Papers must be commended for their superb work in selection, transcription, and annotation."Military History"Brief Description: Papers of General Nathanael Greene: Vol. VII: 26 December 1780-29 March 1781

Contributor Bio:  Parks, Roger N Associate editor Roger N. Parks has been with the project since 1989. Contributor Bio:  Showman, Richard K Richard K. Showman, chief editor of this series since its inception, has retired since the completion of this volume. Contributor Bio:  Conrad, Dennis M Dennis M. Conrad, an editor of the Greene Papers since 1983, is a specialist on Greene's southern campaigns.