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June 11, 2024 Leave a Comment

Rogers Desperate Defense

Towards evening Rogers was shot through the wrist; and one of the men, John Shute, used to tell in his old age how he saw another ranger trying to

June 4, 2024 Leave a Comment

Rogers’ Rangers

Seven companies formed a battalion dispersed on various service but all under the orders of Robert Rogers, with the rank of major.Our special

May 28, 2024 Leave a Comment

War Parties from Ticonderoga

Meanwhile the western borders were still ravaged by the tomahawk. New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Maryland, and Virginia all writhed under the

May 21, 2024 Leave a Comment

Parkman Vol. 7, Chapter 13

The news of the surrender was received with indignation in England and in the colonies.Our special project presenting the definitive account of

May 14, 2024 Leave a Comment

French Capture Oswego

Since Vaudreuil became chief of the colony he had nursed the plan of seizing Oswego, yet hesitated to attempt it.Our special project presenting the

May 7, 2024 Leave a Comment

English Colonial Officers Demoted

By a royal order lately issued, all general and field officers with provincial commissions were to take rank only as eldest captains when serving in

April 30, 2024 Leave a Comment

Oswego: The New Campaign

Captain Robert Rogers began already to be famous. On the seventeenth of June he and his band lay hidden in the bushes within the outposts of

April 23, 2024 Leave a Comment

Parkman Vol. 7, Chapter 12

Much difficulty arose from the different rules adopted by the various [English] colonies for the regulation of their soldiers.Our special project

April 16, 2024 Leave a Comment

Canada’s Military Situation in 1756

In 1750 the militia of all ranks counted about thirteen thousand; and eight years later the number had increased to about fifteen thousand.Our

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