George M. La Monte's June 1777 takes readers back to a pivotal moment in the American Revolution: the summer of 1777, when General Washington's army was encamped in the area around Bound Brook, New Jersey. La Monte provides a vivid and detailed account of the events of that summer, and offers insight into the challenges and triumphs of the American Revolution more broadly.

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