Books with title VALLEY FORGE

Things looked bleak for the Continental Army at Valley Forge during the frigid winter of 1777-78, but thanks to the courage of the soldiers and the leadership of George Washington, the fledgling American Army managed to not only survive but become a professional fighting force.

Discusses the situation of the Continental Army at Valley Forge during the frigid winter of 1777-78, describing the courage of the soldiers and the leadership of George Washington.

Tells the story of the American patriot troops during the Revolutionary War while wintering in Valley Forge, Pennsylvania.

Describes the encampment of the Revolutionary Army at Valley Forge and recounts how the soldiers survived a winter of hardship to continue the war against the British

Describes the conditions General George Washington's troops endured at Valley Forge during the Revolutionary War.

American History - George Washington at Valley Forge.

More than 3,000 of General George Washington's troops died from cold, hunger, and smallpox while encamping at Valley Forge. This is the story of that harsh winter, the victories that followed, and the founding of the Valley Forge National Historical Park.

Describes the hardships endured by General George Washington and the Continental Army during the winter of 1777-1778 at Valley Forge, Pennsylvania.

Provides a narrative of the events that occurred in each location, and shows what the place looks like today.

Describes George Washington's headquarters at Valley Forge, where he and his army of 12,000 men wintered beginning in December of 1777, and its significance for the American Revolution

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Describes the encampment of the Revolutionary Army at Valley Forge and recounts how the soldiers survived a winter of hardship to continue the war against the British