<p>The <i>Journal of the American Revolution, Annual Volume 2015</i>, presents the journal’s best historical research and writing over the past calendar year. The volume is designed for institutions, scholars, and enthusiasts to provide a convenient overview of the latest research and scholarship in American Revolution studies. The sixty articles in the 2015 edition include:</p><p>How Samuel Adams Recruited Sons of Liberty by J. L. Bell<br> A Patriot–Loyalist: Playing Both Sides by Todd W. Braisted<br> How Old Were Redcoats? Age and Experience of British Soldiers in America by Don N. Hagist<br> The Great West Point Chain by Hugh T. Harrington<br> Raid Across the Ice: The British Operation to Capture Washington by Benjamin Huggins<br> So Heavy a Trial: The Burning of New York’s First Capital by Jack Kelly<br> An Elegant Dinner with General Washington at Valley Forge Headquarters by Nancy K. Loane<br> Mount Vernon: A Landscape for the New Cincinnatus by Joseph Manca<br> The British Spy Plot to Capture Fort Ticonderoga by John A. Nagy<br> The Top Ten British Losers by Andrew O’Shaughnessy<br> Honorable Lords and Pretend Barons: Sorting Out the Noblemen of the American Revolution by Jim Piecuch<br> Paul Revere’s Other Riders and Rides by Ray Raphael<br> William Lee and Oney Judge: A Look at George Washington and Slavery by Mary V. Thompson.</p> Read Less