British officer named John Moore, later a famous general. See also Military history of Nova Scotia Penobscot Expedition Site References Notes Sources The siege of Penobscot by the rebels; containing a journal of the proceedings of His Majesty's forces detached from the 74th and 82d regiments... with a chart of the peninsula of Majabigwaduce, and of Penobscot river, to which is subjoined a postscript by John Calef. 1910. Further reading Thesis - Penobscot Expedition Jonathan Mitchell's Regiment - Begaduce Expedition. Maine Historical Society British journal of the attack Paul Revere's account of the attack A historical novel depicting the Penobscot Expedition, with a non-fiction "Historical Note" (pp. 451–468) on sources and key details. External links Revolutionary War-Era Swivel Gun reveals its secrets (about a gun raised from Penobscot Bay) "The Ancient Penobscot, or Panawanskek." The HISTORICAL MAGAZINE and Notes and Queries concerning The Antiquities, History, and Biography of America. Third Series, Vol. I, No. II; Whole Number, Vol. XXI, No. II, February, 1872. Morrisina, N.Y., Henry B. Dawson. pp. 85–92. A Short History of the Penobscot Expedition Naval history of Canada Battles of the American Revolutionary War in Maine Battles involving Great Britain Battles involving the United States Massachusetts in the American Revolution 1779 in the United States Conflicts in 1779 Bangor, Maine Pre-statehood history of Maine United States Marine Corps in the 18th and 19th centuries Military expeditions of the United States Battles in the Northern Coastal theater of the American Revolutionary War after Saratoga Maine in the American Revolution