The Young Continentals at Trenton

Name: The Young Continentals at Trenton
Author: John T. McIntyre

By John T. McIntyre

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Adventure History - American

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A group of four young boys figure in episodic wartime scenes, with George Prentiss taking the lead in this installment. The narrative follows their movement through occupied ports and inns, secret errands, and the military preparations around New York, proceeds through the fighting on Long Island and hazardous missions behind enemy lines, and culminates in the river crossing and the capture of enemy troops at Trenton. Alongside troop maneuvers and skirmishes, the account highlights civilian courage, clandestine warnings, and encounters with senior commanders that shape the boys' wartime experience.

About the Author

John T. McIntyre

John T. McIntyre was an American author known for his contributions to early 20th-century detective fiction and adventure stories. He created the character Ashton-Kirk, a criminologist featured in several novels, including "Ashton-Kirk, Criminologist" and "Ashton-Kirk, Investigator." McIntyre's works often blend elements of mystery and historical adventure, reflecting a fascination with American folklore and legendary figures, as seen in titles like "In Kentucky with Daniel Boone" and "In Texas with Davy Crockett." His storytelling captures the spirit of exploration and the complexities of crime-solving, making him a notable figure in the genre.