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Fred Anderson's "Crucible of War" is the one I encourage people to read regarding the north American theater. It covers a huge amount of information, including but not limited to tactics and strategy.

For general 18th century military tactics and theory try Christopher Duffy's (RIP, dude died last week) "The military experience in the age of reason." It goes beyond just the SYW but helps to explain what came before, and how the SYW would influence future wars.