Review. The Tomb of the Martyrs, Adjoining the United States Navy Yard, Brooklyn City, in Jackson Street, Who Died in Dungeons and Pestilential Prisonships, in and About the City of New York, During the Seven Years of Our Revolutionary War;

This book offers a meticulous account of the fate of martyrs who died in dungeons during the Revolutionary War. It is a fascinating read that provides insight into the hardships and struggles faced by early American patriots, and offers a nuanced perspective on the Revolution and its legacy.
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