The French In America During The War Of Independence Of The United States, 1777-1783

The French in America is a captivating account of the role that France played in the American Revolution. The book explores the motivations behind France's involvement, and discusses the strategic and diplomatic considerations that shaped their actions. This unique perspective offers readers a fresh look at a familiar piece of history, and sheds light on the complex web of alliances and rivalries that characterized the era.

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