At last, we have an easy-to-read book that corrects the long-embraced notion of thirteen American colonies rising revolution against Britain. Mike Bunn's impressively researched and well-written volume reveals that there were actually fourteen colonies and that one, though largely forgotten to history, remained loyal. Fourteenth Colony will open many eyes to a startling historical omission, just as it will force a reconsideration of how we teach and interpret the American Revolution.

--Samuel C. Hyde Jr., Leon Ford Endowed Chair, professor of history, Southeastern Louisiana University.

Author and historian Mike Bunn has worked with several cultural heritage organizations in the Southeast. He serves as director of Historic Blakeley State Park in Spanish Fort, Alabama. He is the author or co-author of several books, including Early Alabama; Alabama From Territory to Statehood; Well Worth Stopping to See; and Images of America. 

ISBN: 978-1-588384-13-3

6x9 Hardcover

289 pages, b&w photos and maps, table of contents, index

Published: NewSouth Books, 2020