History and Capture of Major AndrÃ(c). Taken From the Revised History of Westchester County

"History and Capture of Major André" recounts a pivotal episode during the American Revolutionary War. Robert Bolton vividly details the events surrounding the capture of Major John André, a British officer, within the context of Westchester County's history. The narrative explores André's role in secret negotiations with Benedict Arnold, the circumstances of his capture, and the repercussions that followed.

Bolton's account provides historical context and insights into the strategies and personalities involved in this dramatic event. It remains a valuable resource for understanding the complexities of the American Revolution and the individuals who shaped its course.

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