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"Continental Army" as a book category covers works—both nonfiction and fiction—centered on the Continental Army of the American Revolution (roughly 1775–1783). It includes scholarly and popular military histories, campaign and battle studies (e.g., Lexington and Concord, Saratoga, Valley Forge, Yorktown), biographies of officers and enlisted men (George Washington, Nathanael Greene, ordinary soldiers), primary-source collections (letters, diaries, orders), analyses of organization, logistics, training, uniforms and tactics, and related topics like espionage, Franco-American alliance, Loyalists, and militia interactions. Fiction in the category often features soldier perspectives, camp life, political and social upheaval, and alternate-history or coming-of-age narratives set against the Revolutionary War. Readers are typically military-history enthusiasts, scholars, reenactors, and general-interest readers seeking immersive accounts of the birth of the United States and the people who fought in its defining conflict.

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