The Official Roster of the Soldiers of the American Revolution (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781025877976)

"The Official Roster of the Soldiers of the American Revolution" is an essential genealogical and historical reference work that documents the service of individuals who fought for independence during the late 18th century. As a comprehensive record of military participation, this volume serves as a critical primary source for researchers, historians, and descendants seeking to verify the contributions of patriots in the American Revolutionary War.

The work provides detailed listings of soldiers, often including names, ranks, unit designations, and specific service details that are vital for both academic study and personal family history. By meticulously compiling these records, the work preserves the legacy of those who served in the Continental Army and various state militias, offering a clear view of the military landscape during the nation's founding. This collection is particularly valued for its accuracy and its role in honoring the memory of those who participated in the struggle for liberty. It stands as a definitive guide for anyone investigating the personnel of the Revolution or the early military history of the United States, providing a clear link to the individual experiences of the soldiers of 1776.

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