Swett's Putnam Claims Examined and Refuted
A critical examination disputes Mr Swett’s assertion that General Putnam commanded with implicit subjection at Bunker Hill. The author cites 1775 testimonies, CT regiments, and colonial orders showing disorganization and dispersed forces. Swett’s mob versus orderly army claims are challenged with contemporary documents and specifics.
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