Join the Princeton Battlefield Society for an exclusive, immersive exploration of one of the most pivotal moments in American history—the Ten Crucial Days of 1776–1777. Launching December 14, the American Revolutionary Diary offers a compelling day-by-day look at this defining campaign of the Revolutionary War.

Told through the words of renowned historians and award-winning authors, this series brings to life the drama, danger, and determination that shaped the future of the United States.

Featuring Contributions From:

• Prelude: December 14–25, 1776 – David O. Stewart

• Day 1: December 25, 1776 – Ron Chernow

• Day 2: December 26, 1776 – Mark Lender

• Days 3 & 4: December 27–28, 1776 – David Hackett Fischer

• Days 5 & 6: December 29–30, 1776 – James Kirby Martin

• Days 7 & 8: December 31–January 1, 1776–77 – Larry Kidder

• Day 9: January 2, 1777 – David Price

• Day 10: January 3, 1777 – Glenn Williams

• Postscript: January 3–6, 1777 – Rick Atkinson

This is a bold and refreshing retelling of the American Revolution’s most critical campaign, unfolding across ten extraordinary days—from Washington’s daring Christmas night crossing of the Delaware River, to his twin victories at Trenton, and the surprise attack and triumph at the Battle of Princeton.

We begin with a Prelude (December 14–25) to set the stage, and continue through each dramatic turn, concluding with a Postscript (January 3–6) that reflects on the lasting impact of these days.

Whether you’re a lifelong student of history or newly discovering America’s fight for freedom, we invite you to experience these events as never before—with fresh insights, vivid storytelling, and expert analysis.

Follow the Diary. Discover the drama. Experience the Ten Crucial Days.