Before Washington, before Jefferson, before Franklin or John Adams,
there was Lee--Richard Henry Lee, the First Founding Father.
Richard Henry Lee was the first to call for independence, and the
first to call for union. He was "father of our country" as much as
George Washington, securing the necessary political and diplomatic
victories in the Revolutionary War. Lee played a critical role in
holding the colonial government together, declaring the nation's
independence, and ensuring victory for the Continental Army by
securing the first shipments of French arms to American troops.
Next to Washington, Lee was arguably the most important American
leader in the war against the British. Drawing on original
manuscripts--many overlooked or ignored by contemporary
historians--Unger paints a powerful portrait of a towering figure
in the American Revolution.
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