Swiss timepiece makers, 1775-1975

by Kathleen H. Pritchard

The complete book of emigrants in bondage, 1614-1775

by Peter Wilson Coldham

Pox Americana

by Elizabeth A. Fenn, Elizabeth Anne Fenn

"On Sunday, July 2, 1775, a much-older George Washington stepped out of a carriage in Cambridge, Massachusetts, to take ...

The British Are Coming

by Rick Atkinson

Directory of Scots banished to the American plantations, 165...

by David Dobson

North Carolina Revolutionary Army accounts

by Weynette Parks Haun

The pre-revolutionary Irish in Massachusetts, 1620-1775

by George Francis Donovan

The world of Turner, 1775-1851

by Diana Hirsh

Marie: Mystery At The Paris Ballet, Paris, 1775

by Jacqueline Dembar Greene

Ulster emigration to colonial America, 1718-1775

by R. J. Dickson

John's story, 1775

by Joan Lowery Nixon

Boston 1775

by Brendan Morrissey

For over 200 years, historians have sought the moment when a revolution in America became inevitable.

Triumph of freedom, 1775-1783

by John Chester Miller

April Morning

by Howard Fast

When I turned back to the house, my father called after me and asked me did I figure that I was finished.

The war for America, 1775-1783

by Piers Mackesy

John Baskerville, type-founder and printer, 1706-1775

by Josiah H. Benton

Resolution Journal of Johann Reinhold Forster, 1772-1775

by Michael E. Hoare

Captivated By The Tycoon

by Anna Depalo

Marie: An Invitation to Dance

by Kathleen V. Kudlinski

George Washington in the American Revolution, 1775-1783

by James Thomas Flexner