Military Services and Public Life of Major-General John Sullivan, of the American Revolutionary Army (Classic Reprint) Paperback -

The prominent position held for nearly a quarter ofa century by General Sullivan, in civil and military life; the important epoch and events with which he was associated; the mass of material of interest to students of American history, that can in no other way be so intelligibly placed before the public, indicate an obligation somewhere to prepare his biography. Such a work should be less the history of the individual than of his times, of New Hampshire in the Revolution and the periods that followed it her social, professional, and political life while he was engaged in her service. Whatever inci dents he was conspicuously connected with, shedding light on the course of public affairs, or serving to illustrate the personages who shared with him in their management, would come within its scope.

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