The Perils of Peace: America's Struggle for Survival After Yorktown - Softcover

"As riveting and suspenseful.it is ultimately inspiring, this is history the way we all wish it could be written." -- Richard N. Smith, author of Patriarch: George Washington and the New American Nation and Scholar in

"[A]n engaging and lively narrative." -- Tom McGuire, author of Battle of Paoli and The Philadelphia CampaignTom McGuire, author of Battle of

"No one understands the Revolutionary Era better. No one brings it to life with such amazing insight and intimacy."--John C. McManus, author of The Deadly Brotherhood: The American Combat Soldier in World War II

"[A] meaningful story about America's past that compels readers to rethink their understanding of American identity."--Michael P. Federici, professor of Political Science, Mercyhurst College

"As riveting and suspenseful...it is ultimately inspiring, this is history the way we all wish it could be written."--Richard N. Smith, author of Patriarch: George Washington and the New American Nation and Scholar in Residence, George Mason University

As riveting and suspenseful it is ultimately inspiring, this is history the way we all wish it could be written. --Richard N. Smith, author of Patriarch: George Washington and the New American Nation and Scholar in Residence, George Mason University"

No one understands the Revolutionary Era better. No one brings it to life with such amazing insight and intimacy. --John C. McManus, author of The Deadly Brotherhood: The American Combat Soldier in World War II"

A remarkable achievement, brilliant in conception and illuminating in the way in which heroes and villains walk off the page. --Charles Bracelen Flood, author of Rise, and Fight Again, winner of the American Revolution Round Table AwardCharles Bracelen Flood, author of Rise, and Fight Again, winner of the American Revolution Round Table AwardCharles Bracelen Flood, aut"

[A]n engaging and lively narrative. --Tom McGuire, author of Battle of Paoli and The Philadelphia CampaignTom McGuire, author of Battle of Paoli and The Philadelphia CampaignTom McGuire, author of Battle of Paoli and The Philadelphia CampaignTom McGuire, author of Battle of Paoli and Th"

[A] meaningful story about America s past that compels readers to rethink their understanding of American identity. --Michael P. Federici, professor of Political Science, Mercyhurst College"

A dramatic evaluation of the post-Revolution period offers insight into the instability that threatened the former colonies, citing such factors as the British army's occupation of New York City, the fledgling nation's bankruptcy, and stalled peace efforts. Reprint. 30,000 first printing.