Rogers' Rangers On Lake Champlain by Mort Kunstler

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Rogers' Rangers On Lake Champlain by Mort KunstlerHistorical Information Two centuries of conflict came to a climax in the mid eighteenth century in what Europeans called the Seven Years War and Americans the French and Indian War. It was waged by the soldiers of France and England, by hastily recruited colonials and French Canadians, by a score of Indian tribes, and by backwoodsmen and Indian fighters like Robert Rogers and his Rangers, who seemed to show up wherever the fighting was hottest and the

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