A first-hand account of the American Revolutionary War written by British Lieutenant General John Burgoyne, detailing his experiences in America from his arrival in New York to his defeat at Saratoga and eventual surrender to American forces. This book offers valuable insights into the military strategies and tactics employed during the war from a British perspective.

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