"Battle of Baton Rouge, 1779 Research" Topic

Hello,
I am planning on starting a project on the Battle of Baton Rouge, 1779. Could please recommend sme sources?
Thank you

You can send me an email and I can send you the article from Time Portal Passages on the Spanish Operations in the American Revolution. when had taken some of it for a book. So I can clip that section to send you.
Send Request to scottnelson@bellsouth.net

There's an excellent book named "The Longest Siege of the American Revolution: Pensacola" by Wesley S. Odom.
It covers the Spanish forces from when they entered the war until the Battle of Pensacola. Lots of maps, information on battles including how many and which troops were involved, even color uniform plates and info on uniforms, also covering the Indians who fought there. Very readable and interesting read. I found it very enjoyable and have read it twice already.

Rudy Nelson,

Is the issue available somewhere? It can only be clipped once. Sounds like something I would want to read.

Doug is right odom did several booklets on Pensacola. I picked them up in Pensacola at a small downtown museum.

I'm with Mute and 10th, Rudy…I'd like to read it too.

Do to a friend being injured in an accident. I am tardy getting the files out to those who sent me emails. Due to a sudden crunch on time, I am semding the entire file and not just the clipping.

Also while I was in Pensacola, I found two other unique books by Coker and Coker on the campaign. These are a compliation of maps with narratives on each map.
"The Siege of Pensacola in Maps" and the "Siege of Mobile 1780 in Maps".
Both were great for verifying unit numbers and formations.

John, I mailed you a file on the Spanish in AM Rev this morning. Enjoy.

Can't PM you, so here's my E-addy:

Preziosia AT aol DOT com

Not a PM. contact me with a regular email at scottnelson@bellsouth.net
I will piggy back/ reply with the file.