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by Katherine Keogh White (Author)
In the wild Carolina backcountry of 1780, a band of ordinary frontier men rose as legends. The Kings Mountain Men; The Story Of The Battle, With Sketches Of The American Soldiers Who Took Part by Katherine Keogh White captures the raw courage and tenacity that turned the tide of the American Revolution. Here, military history nonfiction is brought vividly to life, blending a complete battle account with rare biographical sketches collection of the Overmountain Men militia and the patriot frontier soldiers who defied the odds at Kings Mountain. White's meticulous research and evocative storytelling illuminate the lives behind the muskets, offering an invaluable American history reference for anyone drawn to genealogy and local history. Through crisp, compelling portraits, readers meet the men whose grit shaped the fate of a nation - men whose names echo through the annals of colonial militia warfare. This is not simply revolutionary war history; it is the human side of conflict, revealed through the struggles and triumphs of those who fought in one of the Revolution's most decisive moments. Republished by Alpha Editions in a careful modern edition, this volume preserves the spirit of the original while making it effortless to enjoy today - a heritage title prepared for readers and collectors alike. Both a stirring tribute to the American Revolution of 1780 and a vital resource for understanding Carolinas backcountry warfare, this book stands as a cultural touchstone. For the casual reader, the scholar, and the classic literature collector, it offers a window into the heart of America's fight for independence.
