Arms and Armor in Colonial America, 1526–1783
Arms and Armor in Colonial America, 1526–1783
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Harold L. Peterson surveys the weapons and protective equipment used in colonial America from the early sixteenth century through the Revolutionary era. Drawing on surviving objects and historical evidence, the book examines firearms, edged weapons, polearms, armor, and related military equipment across changing periods of settlement and conflict. Illustrations support close study of design and use, making the volume valuable to collectors, reenactors, historians, and readers interested in the material culture of early American warfare.
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