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Lossing's Pictorial Field-Book of the Revolution in the Carolinas & Georgia AUTH-3406767 His consistency is matched onlyIn 1848 Benson J. Lossing set out on an 8,000 mile journey that took him to all of the thirteen original colonies and Canada. His mission was to see and record the stories of the American Revolution before they were lost to time and the rapid growth of the still young United States. Two years later, he published his Pictorial Field Book of the Revolution. The two volume set each contained over a thousand pages with illustrations from the author. It