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'[Philbrick], an accomplished popular historian…excels when writing about sailors and the ocean.
He vividly renders the interplay of skill and chaos in naval combat by massive fleets, as well as the
fury of hurricanes...In the Hurricaneâ€s Eye delivers on the authorâ€s promise to 'put the sea
where it properly belongs: at the center of the story.''—Wall Street Journal'Nathaniel Philbrick is
a masterly storyteller. Here he seeks to elevate the naval battles between the French and British to
a central place in the history of the American Revolution. He succeeds, marvelously. He can relate
in a word or two what others might take a chapter to expound...As a writer, Iâ€m envious of
Philbrickâ€s talents, but as a reader, Iâ€m grateful.'—The New York Times Book Review
'AÂ tension-filled and riveting account of the alliance that assured American
independence...Philbrick is a master of narrative, and he does not disappoint as he provides a
meticulous and often hair-raising account of a naval war between France and England.'
—The Washington Post“Nathaniel Philbrickâ€s masterful new look at the American
Revolutionary Warâ€s end days isnâ€t quite revisionist history, but it comes close. With both
hands, he grabs the readerâ€s head and turns it towards the sea…. Itâ€s a startling take on
a familiar history that one might expect from this author.―—NPR.org'Told with all the zest and
eloquence [Philbrickâ€s] millions of readers have come to expect. Philbrick is right to observe
that this epic afternoon of cannon fire on the coastal sea-lanes is largely overlooked in popular
accounts of the Revolution; In the Hurricane's Eye is exactly the kind of rousing narrative account
it deserves.―—Christian Science Monitor'A stirring but clear-eyed read.'—The Guardian
'Packed with revealing information and high drama, In the Hurricane's Eye is a must-read for any
aficionado of the American Revolution.―—Philadelphia Inquirer'The final installment of
Philbrickâ€s bestselling trilogy about the American Revolution covers the suspenseful final year
of the war...Philbrick brings this turning point of American history to life with his obvious passion,
expertise and superb storytelling skills.'—NBC News'Eminently satisfying and thoroughly
engrossing...Philbrick has written another masterwork of narrative history with flowing prose and
exciting descriptions of the events leading up to the climactic Battle of Yorktown in 1781.'
—The Providence Journal'Philbrick is a consummate storyteller. He adds a human element to

the granite statues of our national narrative, without toppling those statues. He shows the famous,
the infamous, and the unknown foot soldiers in the light of their own personalities.'—Nantucket
Inquirer and Mirror'A gripping narrative about the year that won the Revolutionary War.― —
The New York Post'Clear, vivid, and often revealing, In the Hurricaneâ€s Eye returns the
maritime elements of American victory in the Revolution to center stage. [Philbrick's]Â ability to find
instructive quotations from the primary sources and the small details that introduce verisimilitude
has been well-established in his writing on American history, and this new book does not
disappoint.'—War on the Rocks“Magnificent… Philbrickâ€s writing is just superb, and
while he manages to incorporate many marvelous and little know stories and vignettes, the book
reads almost like a Tom Clancy thriller, with political intrigue, international machinations, and
suspense keeping the pages turning even if the reader is already basically familiar with the
story…This book will delight, educate, and entertain while it brings to light the genius, chance,
and sacrifice that finally brought about Americaâ€s independence.―—NY Journal of Books
“A fast and often dramatically written account…Philbrick marshals his extensive research
smoothly.―—The Dallas Morning News'A well-researched and well-written book that offers a
thrilling account of sea battles in the age of sail, as well as land battles and a portrait of the
amazing historical characters who led and fought the battles of the American Revolution.―
—The Washington Times'A thoroughly enjoyable account of the moment that allowed the
United States to morph from rebellious territory into an independent nation. It is another Philbrick
masterpiece that will engage and entertain readers for generations...Philbrickâ€s exhaustive
research into the events leading to Yorktown cast new light on Washingtonâ€s value as a
strategic military planner and his understanding of naval warfare.'—HistoryNet'Provides
significant lessons as we seek to understand the complex international world we face
today...Yorktown is another reminder that big doors can swing on seemingly small hinges.'—
Bloomberg Opinion'AÂ vivid, richly detailed account of the final battles that educates and