The great warpath : British military sites from Albany to Crown Point
1999
973.33 S795 1999
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Title
The great warpath : British military sites from Albany to Crown Point
Published
Hanover, NH : University Press of New England, c1999.
Description
xv, 205 p. : ill., maps ; 25 cm.
Call Number
973.33 S795 1999
System Control No.
(OCoLC)40218810
Note
Includes index.
Contents: A most historic waterway -- The turning point of the revolution: the Saratoga battlefield -- The third largest city in America: Fort Edward and Rogers Island -- The scene of the massacre: Fort William Henry -- After the massacre: the Village of Lake George -- The most intact Revolutionary War site in America: Mount Independence -- The largest fortification of then all: Crown Point -- Archeology beneath the water: Lake George and Lake Champlain -- Some final thoughts about the great warpath.
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Contents: A most historic waterway -- The turning point of the revolution: the Saratoga battlefield -- The third largest city in America: Fort Edward and Rogers Island -- The scene of the massacre: Fort William Henry -- After the massacre: the Village of Lake George -- The most intact Revolutionary War site in America: Mount Independence -- The largest fortification of then all: Crown Point -- Archeology beneath the water: Lake George and Lake Champlain -- Some final thoughts about the great warpath.
L2000M207
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