Everything you've ever wanted to know about the American Revolution
James Thacher was a military surgeon for the Continental Army during the American Revolution. After the war, he continued practicing in his home state of Massachusetts, and wrote a number of works on the Revoution, such as Observations Relative to the Execution of Major John André as a Spy in 1780 (1834).
Read entries from 1781 in the journal of James Thacher, Continental Army surgeon during the American Revolution.
Learn about the formation and makeup of the British Army at the start of the American Revolution, with this book chapter from E. Curtis, Ph.D.
Read these appendices to learn more about Benedict Arnold's Quebec expedition, including what happened to the mission's survivors in later life.