Arthur St. Clair was one of the most important American generals of the Revolutionary War, serving both as a soldier and as a statesman. In this brief biographical sketch, Arda Bates Rorison and John Newton Boucher offer a succinct and informative account of St. Clair's life and career, focusing on his military accomplishments and his role in shaping the early American republic. This book is a must-read for anyone interested in the history of the United States or the Revolutionary War.

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