Maryland during the American revolution
By: by Esther Mohr Dole. Illustrations by George B. Keester, Jr.
Publisher: Printed by Waverly press]
Published: 1941
Place of publication: [Baltimore
Language: eng
Number of pages: 294
Subjects: Maryland -- History -- Revolution, 1775-1783.
First sentence: Incidents, accidental or delibertly planned, have a way of causing wars.
Notes: Bibliography: p. 254-277.
Illustrated lining-papers.
Table of contents: title: Preface
pagenum: ix-xi; label: 1
title: Maryland's Early Historical Background
pagenum: 3-10; label: 2
title: Maryland's Grievances Agaist Great Britain
pagenum: 13-47; label: 3
title: Colonial Grievances
pagenum: 51-63; label: 4
title: The Machinery of Organization in Maryland
pagenum: 67-112; label: 5
title: The First Phase of the War 1775-1778
pagenum: 115-145; label: 6
title: The Second Phase of the War 1778-1783
pagenum: 149-178; label: 7
title: Maryland and the Navy
pagenum: 181-189; label: 8
title: Loyalists in Maryland
pagenum: 193-219; label: 9
title: Conditions in the State During the War
pagenum: 223-239; label: 10
title: Then and Now a Comparitive Study
pagenum: 243-253; title: Bibliography
pagenum: 254-264; title: Notes
pagenum: 265-277; title: Index
pagenum: 279-294