Anthony Wayne, 1745-1796

By Randolph C. (Randolph Chandler) Downes

(3.5 stars) • 10 reviews

Witness the incredible journey of a young Pennsylvanian who rose to become a celebrated general, leading troops through pivotal battles and leaving an enduring mark on a young nation.

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Biographies History - American

Released

2021-05-21

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Summary

"Anthony Wayne, 1745-1796" by Randolph C. Downes is a biography chronicling the life and military service of General Anthony Wayne, a key leader in the American Revolution and the early United States military. Published as part of a historical series in the mid-1900s, the book unfolds Wayne's story from his early years in Pennsylvania, showcasing his developing interest in military strategy and leadership, to his crucial role in the Revolutionary War where he commanded troops in major confrontations like Brandywine and Monmouth. The biography features Wayne’s daring surprise attack at Stony Point and culminates with his victory at the Battle of Fallen Timbers, cementing his legacy; the biography carries on with his post-war struggles and contributions, memorializing his lasting impact on American history and the founding of Fort Wayne.