Historian John Maass brings closure to centuries of debate over the Revolutionary War's most crucial moments, in this original, penetrating, and highly readable analysis of the conflict's five great turning points.

Edward G. Lengel, author of General George Washington: A Military Life'

This is a revealing and provocative read and belongs on any American Revolution bookshelf.

Mark Edward Lender, author of 'Cabal! The Plot Against General Washington'

John Maass has entered the ongoing debate about the importance of battles and campaigns in determining a war's outcome. This well-written and excellent book argues persuasively that four campaigns and the Valley Forge winter were decisive turning points of the American Revolution. This superb book is especially welcome as we approach the 250th anniversaries of these pivotal events.

Kevin J. Weddle, author of 'The Compleat Victory: Saratoga and the American Revolution'

A solid introduction to the war of independence through five key events in the conflict.

History of War

From Trenton to Yorktown is a truly riveting work. Maass grabs the reader's attention and holds it to the very end.

Military History Matters

[Y]ou'll have to read the well-written book… Whether or not you agree with his five points, you will appreciate the reasoning behind each of his five. Other battles and events are considered in passing, presenting a good overview of the American Revolution as we enter the 250th anniversary of the AWI…Enjoyed it.

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