On December 13, 1776, a party of British dragoons surprised and captured at an isolated tavern in New Jersey Major General Charles Lee, second-in-command in the Continental Army, behind only George Washington.  In order to have a British captive the same rank as Lee, Rhode Island's William Barton planned and executed the cross-bay capture of Major General Richard Prescott at the Overing house in Middletown, when Prescott commanded the British garrison occupying Newport and the rest of Aquidneck Island.  Barton's raid was the outstanding special operation of the Revolutionary War, and still ranks as one of the greatest in American military history. But did the pride he earned from this mission ruin thirteen years of his life?  Author Christian McBurney will be available to sell and sign his new book, Kidnapping the Enemy:  the Special Operations to Capture Generals Charles Lee and Richard Prescott.