2006 Scholar's Bookshelf reprint edition of one of the first studies of its kind (1889), this remains an excellent, accurate, and concise account of the early invasions of Canada and from Canada, pointing out why the Burgoyne expedition was daring and disastrous, studying Burgoyne himself as a remarkable man, and systematically tracing the events at Ticonderoga, Bennington, Bemis' Heights, Freeman's Farm, and the retreat and surrender and its consequences. Several maps. Reprint edition. 9 maps, 4 illustrations, Index.