One of George Washington's most able subordinates, Anthony Wayne's military performance during and after the Revolutionary war is a story that needs to be more widely known.

"I Have Fought and Bled for the Liberties of America" --"May God Shut the Door of Mercy on Us" -- "Destined to Exist... in a Howling Wilderness" -- "I Have the Confidence of the General" -- "I Have Not Been Pleased with Madame Fortune" -- "An Event of the Utmost Consequence" -- "I Have No Anxiety but for You and Our Children" -- "They Ought to Unite as a Band of Brothers" -- "They Shall Not Be Lost" -- "This Horrid Trade of Blood" -- "Persecution Has Almost Drove Me Mad" -- "A Savage Enemy in Front, Famine in the Rear" -- "Listen to the Voice of Truth and Peace" -- "I Will Write You More from Presque Isle" -- "A.W. 15 Dec. 1796".