O’DONNELL: A Turning Point in the American Revolution -- the Battle of Guilford Courthouse and Washington’s Unknown Immortal
Patrick O'Donnell
His order book, which served as a daily diary, recorded that he and his men marched more than 5, 000 miles, many times barefoot, often without pay or shelter, and with limited food and threadbare uniforms.
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