Ethan Allen, the Robin Hood of Vermont

Ethan Allen, the Robin Hood of Vermont, written by Hall Henry and published in 1892, is a historical account of Ethan Allen's life and contributions as a leader of the Green Mountain Boys during the American Revolution. The book examines Allen's character, his defiance against oppression, and the controversies surrounding his legacy, portraying him as a complex figure often misrepresented in history. It provides insight into the political challenges he faced, particularly regarding land disputes in Vermont, and highlights his significance as both a local and national hero.