Life and Exploits of Robert Rogers, the Ranger: A Paper Read Before the Members of the New England Historic-Genealogical Society, at Their Monthly Meeting in Boston, November 5, 1884 (Classic Reprint) - Hardcover
Synopsis
This book tells the fascinating story of Robert Rogers, an iconic figure of the French and Indian War. Rogers was a skilled ranger and the leader of Rogers' Rangers, an elite fighting force known for their daring raids and crucial role in securing British victories. The author captures the complexities of Rogers' character, exploring his courage, ambition, and determination, as well as his flaws and questionable choices. The book is meticulously researched, drawing on journals, letters, and other historical sources to provide a comprehensive account of Rogers' life and times. Beyond the captivating narrative, the book also delves into the broader context of the French and Indian War and the political dynamics of the era. It sheds light on the complexities of frontier warfare, the role of Native American alliances, and the impact of the conflict on the shaping of North America. Through a lens of military history, political intrigue, and personal ambition, this book offers a nuanced portrayal of a pivotal figure and a critical period in American history.
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