Autobiography of Charles Biddle

Charles Biddle was an American statesman and revolutionary who served as Vice President of Pennsylvania during the Revolutionary War. In this autobiography, he provides a firsthand account of his experiences in the Continental Army and as a member of the Pennsylvania government. Biddle's memoir is a valuable primary source for scholars of American history and the Revolutionary War era.
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