In "Defence Of Col. Timothy Pickering, Against Bancroft's History", Samuel Swett presents a detailed argument in support of Colonel Timothy Pickering, a prominent figure in the American Revolutionary War. This work serves as a rebuttal to criticisms leveled against Pickering in George Bancroft's historical writings. Swett meticulously examines Pickering's contributions and character, aiming to provide a balanced and favorable portrayal of his actions and motivations during a pivotal period in American history.
The book delves into the specifics of Pickering's military and political career, offering insights into his role in the Revolutionary War and his subsequent public service. It is a valuable resource for those interested in a deeper understanding of the personalities and controversies that shaped the early United States.
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