What do you get when you combine a hilarious example of 18th-century political satire with a gruesome military battle involving frogs? The Battle of the Frogs at Windham! In this charming and irreverent book, William L. Weaver explores the history and cultural significance of this bizarre and fascinating event, drawing on a wide range of contemporary sources to bring the story to life.

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