This biography tells the story of William Webb, who served in the American Revolution and was later appointed by George Washington as a brigadier general in the newly-formed United States Army. Drawing from family records, military documents, and other historical sources, the author provides a detailed account of Webb's life and career, as well as his contributions to the fight for American independence.

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