The Revolutionary Services of John Greenwood of Boston and New York - 1775-1783 #227761

Much of stirring adventure was undoubtedly left unrecounted, and his son, Dr. I. J. Greenwood, often expressed regret that he had not foregone the pleasures Of youth a little and, acting as amanuensis, made record from time to time of the abundant flow Of humor and anecdote with which his father was wont to amuse his friends and children.