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Joseph Plumb Martin (1760-1850) was a soldier in the Continental Army during the American Revolutionary War. Martin participated in the Battles of Brooklyn, the White Plains and Monmouth, and the siege of Fort Mifflin, and the Battle of Monmouth. The Adventures of a Revolutionary Soldier relates the adventures of a young private serving his country under terrible conditions. There are engaging accounts of army life, adventures, dangers, and suffering during the years 1776-1783. Martin’s book opens a window on the founding era of modern America, and provides one of the most intimate portrayals of life as a soldier in the Revolutionary War.
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- Anonymous User
- 01-19-23
Great History lesson!!
Happy I was able to take a look at the the actual hardships our countryman went through for us.
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- Anonymous User
- 04-14-25
Excellent Historical Recount
So very interesting to hear about the Revolutionary War from a man who lived it. A true hero among many.
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- Russell Bernard
- 11-14-21
First hand account of the revolutionary war
Five stars for this book and narration, I found the language from the time period to be a real eye opener.
I loved the honesty and the truthfulness of how difficult it was.
This man is a true patriot the others of today are just impostors. Todays impostors need to sit down and shut up and read a few history books.
This would be a good one to start with.
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- Greg M.
- 09-11-22
American Revolution History as it happened
I think the biggest take away I had was an appreciation for the sacrifice of those who earned our freedom. A close second, as a retired member of the US Military is how little has changed. The lives an antics of corporals and privates are no different today. Thank you Plumb Martin for writing down your experiences and sharing them with later generations
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- John
- 11-16-23
A classic!
Wonderful first person account!
Narrator’s mispronunciations we’re irksome (victuals, ague, adjutant, etc,) but otherwise it fit the subject of the story.
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- james murphy
- 11-02-24
In the language and cadence of the 18th century
First hand eye witness report from a soldier wow! Nothing short of time travel could get you closer and proof that people were more driven then and more of them thought alike or there wouldn’t be a USA!
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- Eric
- 07-19-21
A Gospel of the Revolution
This is like a gospel of the Revolution. After reading so many other works that quote this book, I decided to go straight to the source. To my happy surprise, it was very easy to follow and understand. To my unhappy surprise, the sufferings described are worse than I knew of, particularly the apparent negative opinion of the soldiers during the time of this writing, alluded to at the end, that seems to have prompted this. I would recommend this to anyone to get a better sense of the day to day life of a Revolutionary War soldier.
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- Rob Patuto
- 08-08-24
Authentic
The words from someone that was actually there. Opens your eyes to the level of suffering
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- Amazon Customer
- 11-01-23
Did I learn anything.....
No...not especially.
Stories of soldiers starving almost naked and marching only to leave bloody footprints have been told for now hundreds of years. How this guy made it thru so many campaigns without war injuries fascinating. his chance meeting of Gen. Washington at Yorktown was interesting.
The narrator should not be ready for anyone including the deaf... really awful performance.
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