The Life, Anecdotes, and Heroic Exploits of Israel Putnam, Major-General in the Revolutionary War

This book tells the remarkable story of Israel Putnam, a major general in the Revolutionary War. From his early days as a farmer and tavern keeper to his later exploits as a soldier and war hero, Putnam's life was full of adventure and excitement. With vivid descriptions and thrilling anecdotes, Humphreys brings Putnam's story to life and provides a fascinating look at one of America's greatest heroes.

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