The Revolutionary War in the South--power, conflict, and leadership : essays in honor of John Richard Alden - Alden, John Richard, 1908-; Higgins, W. Robert (William Robert), 1938- (Durham, N.C. : Duke University Press, 1979)
Abbot, W. W. John Alden the historian.--Greene, J. P. Character, persona, and authority: a study of alternative styles of political leadership in Revolutionary Virginia.--Higgins, W. R. The ambivalence of freedom.--O'Donnell, III, J. H. The South on the eve of the Revolution.--Higginbotham, R. D. James Iredall and the Revolutionary politics of North Carolina.--Cavanagh, J. C. American military leadership in the Southern campaign: Benjamin Lincoln.--Nelson, P. D. Major General Horatio Gates as a military leader.--Potts, L. W. Arthur Lee, autonomy, and diplomacy in the American Revolution.--Hargrove, R. J. Portrait of a Southern patriot: the life and death of John Laurens.--Gruber, I. D. Britain's Southern strategy.--Ferguson, C. R. Functions of the partisan-militia in the South during the American Revolution.--Jones, E. The British withdrawal from the South, 1781-85.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Keywords: Alden, John Richard, -- 1908-; Southern States -- History -- Revolution, 1775-1783.