The Hero of Stonypont, Anthony Wayne
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"The Hero of Stonypont, Anthony Wayne" recounts the life and military career of Anthony Wayne, a prominent figure in the American Revolutionary War. James Barnes vividly portrays Wayne's transformation from a young surveyor to a fearless and often controversial military leader. The narrative highlights Wayne's daring capture of Stony Point, a strategic British fort on the Hudson River, showcasing his boldness and tactical brilliance.
Barnes captures the spirit of the era and Wayne's significant contributions to the fight for American independence. The book celebrates the enduring legacy of a key figure in American history.
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