From Yorktown to Valmy: The Transformation of the French Army in an Age of Revolution

"Scott's subject is the 'regulars' - the men and officers of the regiments that fought in the American Revolution under the Count de Rochambeau - their influence on the coming of the French Revolution and their fate in revolutionary and Bonapartist France. . . . Scott has produced a fine, informative, and most readable book."
—American Historical Review

"Scott's meticulous research has yielded . . . unexpected and intriguing findings that should be of interest to historians of both countries."
—The Journal of American History

"Deftly written and exhaustively researched in French archives and the vast reservoir of American Revolution sources, this book deserves recognition as one of the most important historical publications in recent years."
—Choice