Daily Life During the American Revolution

DOROTHY DENNEEN VOLO is a teacher and historian. She has been an active living history reenactor for 20 years and has been involved in numerous community historical education projects. With James M. Volo, she is co-author of Daily Life in the Age of Sail (Greenwood, 2001) and Daily Life on the Old Colonial Frontier (Greenwood, 2002).JAMES M. VOLO is a teacher, historian, and living history enthusiast. He has been an active historic reenactor for more than two decades, participating in a wide range of living history events, including television and screen performances. With Dorothy Denneen Volo, he is co-author of Daily Life in the Age of Sail (Greenwood, 2001) and Daily Life on the Old Colonial Frontier (Greenwood, 2002).

• ChronologyIntroduction1. Anglo-America in the Eighteenth Century2. The Anglo-American Economy and Trade3. Taxation Without Representation4. Agitators and Radicals5. A Whole Country in Arms6. Redcoats7. Of Patriots and Rebels8. The Generals of the Armies9. Sinews of Wars10. Food and Forage11. Clothing and Shelter12. Tory, Refugee, Traitor, Spy13. Women at War14. Sacrifice, Shortage, and Substitution15. Diversions16. Fashion17. Burning Frontiers18. The Militia of the Seas19. Prisoners of War20. The French AlliesEpilogue: IndependenceSelected BibliographyIndex