Kelly, Jack

A fascinating new look at this enigmatic American Revolution hero/traitor, delivered objectively.

Recommended for American history buffs in search of stories untold and rarely documented.

Kelly's brief overview of the conflict, while adding little to the scholarship, is useful for those unfamiliar with the military aspects of the revolution and is a highly engaging read. Readers looking for a more nuanced, scholarly treatment of the Revolutionary War should try George Athan Billias's George Washington's Generals and Opponents or John Shy's A People Numerous and Armed.