An address to the army: in reply to strictures, by Roderick McKenzie, (late lieutenant in the 71st regiment) on Tarleton's History of campaigns of 1780 and 1781... by Coleraine, George Hanger, 4th Baron, 1751?-1824

The Continental Army / by Wright, Robert K., 1946-

Subjects: “…United States. Continental Army History.…”

Feeding Washington's army : surviving the Valley Forge winter of 1778 / by Herrera, Ricardo A. (Associate professor)

Table of Contents: “…The army must soon dissolve -- Every thing wanted for the use of the army -- Like Pharaoh I harden my heart -- Genral Wayne will cross over into the Jerseys -- The zealous activity of Capt. …”
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Smallpox in Washington's Army : disease, war, and society during the Revolutionary War / by Becker, Ann M.

Table of Contents: “…"The Most Terrible of All Ministers of Death": Smallpox in the Atlantic World -- "Send ye Small pox Into ye Army": The British and the Double-Edged Sword of Smallpox -- "Able and Willing to Bear Arms": Dunmore in the South -- "Vigilance against this most dangerous Enemy": Smallpox at the Siege of Boston -- "Ruined with Smallpox": The Canadian Campaign -- "Disobedience ... will be most severely punished": New York and the Health of the Troops -- "Nothing but death ... before me": Smallpox in Revolutionary War Prisons -- "To Stop the Progress of the Small Pox": Washington Inoculates His Army -- "The Seeds of Small Pox": Smallpox on the Road to Yorktown and Beyond -- Conclusion "The small-pox ... has been checked in its career".…”
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A respectable army : the military origins of the Republic, 1763-1789 / by Martin, James Kirby, 1943-

Subjects: “…United States. Continental Army History.…”

British army uniforms : from 1751 to 1783 including the Seven Years' War and the American War of Independence : including both cavalry and infantry and illustrated guide to uniforms, facings and lace / by Franklin, Carl E., 1934-

Subjects: “…Great Britain. Army Uniforms History 18th century.…”
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The morale of the American Revolutionary Army. by Bowman, Allen

Subjects: “…United States. Continental Army History.…”

Lafayette joins the American Army, by Gottschalk, Louis Reichenthal, 1899-1975

Standing armies in time of war republican theory and military practice during the American Revolution / by White, J. Todd 1944-

Subjects: “…United States. Continental Army.…”

The administration of the American Revolutionary Army. by Hatch, Louis Clinton, 1872-1931

Subjects: “…United States. Army Organization.…”

An address to the American army in general : ... and to the regiments forming in Salem and Marblehead, in particular. : To which is annexed, extracts from an excellent pamphlet, lately published at New-York, entitled, Strictures on the "Friendly address to all reasonable Americans, on the subject of our political confusions." ...

Subjects: “…United States. Continental Army.…”
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The story of the Continental army, 1775-1783. by Montross, Lynn, 1895-1961

Subjects: “…United States. Continental Army History Revolution, 1775-1783.…”

George Washington versus the Continental Army : showdown at the New Windsor Cantonment, 1782-1783 / by McGurty, Michael S., 1964-

Subjects: “…United States. Continental Army History.…”
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The organization of the British Army in the American Revolution, by Curtis, Edward Ely

The Army Medical Department, 1775-1818 / by Gillett, M. C.

Subjects: “…United States. Army Medical Department History.…”

The Medical Department of the United States Army (legislative and administrative history) during the period of the revolution (1776-1786) /

Subjects: “…United States. Army Medical Department.…”

The Army Medical Department, 1775-1818 / by Gillett, Mary C.

Subjects: “…United States. Army Medical Department (1968- ) History.…”
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Fresh advices from the American Army. : Camp at Cambridge, May 28, 1775.

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Fresh advices from the northern Army. : Danvers, Friday, September 2, 1777. Twelve o'clock at noon. We are favored ...

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Good news from the northern Army. : Boston, October 13, 1777. This morning at three o'clock, an express arrived at General Heath's, the following letter, viz. ... by Glover, John, 1732-1797

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