The Life and Career of Major John AndrÃ(c), Adjutant-general of British Army in America

Explore the dramatic life and career of Major John Andr , adjutant-general of the British Army in America, in this meticulously researched biography. Drawing upon historical records and insightful analysis, Winthrop Sargent and William Abbatt delve into Andr 's pivotal role during the American Revolution, shedding light on his military service, strategic contributions, and eventual capture and execution.

This detailed account offers a comprehensive portrayal of a key figure in the conflict, examining Andr 's involvement in significant events and his interactions with prominent personalities of the era. Discover the intricacies of his service and the circumstances surrounding his ill-fated mission, providing a valuable perspective on the complexities of the American Revolution and the individuals who shaped its course.

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