Nathanael Greene : An Examination of Some Statements Concerning Major-General Greene, in the Ninth Volume of Bancroft's History of the United States by Greene, George Washington

Greene's intro is dated 1866 but there is no title page or publisher listed; this 96-page edition is distinct from that with a title page labeled Ticknor & Fields 1866. The pages here are numbered 417 to 514, suggesting it is an early reprint from another source. Bancroft essentially accuses Greene in his book of being incompetent for not holding Fort Washington in November 1776 against a British attack. George Washington Greene, his grandson, took offense at this and presented this lengthy response in pamphlet form. Bancroft responded in the North American Review in April 1867, noting that a "pamphlet" by one of Greene's grandsons which "in itself, does not merit my notice. It assumes the appearance of fairness by a parade of documents and authorities; but many of the documents are irrelevant, decisive ones are left out; and some of those which are confidently cited are unhistoric." Greene offered his rebuttal in July 1867.