Revolutionary Leadership is an adequate look at the American Revolution and its leaders. Pat Williams does a good job of making it clear why the leaders talked about are important and what they contribute, which makes for a clear, concise read. If you're someone who hasn't read a lot about the American Revolution, then this book is a good intro for people looking to scratch the surface. If you've read a lot, however, I didn't find anything that necessarily set this book apart from others that are similar to it. It's good and does what it needs to, but there are also a lot of books about this topic out there, and this is another of them. I recommend it to people who are looking to learn about the A.R. and don't know as much about it!