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In the summer of 1777, while the British and the Americans were engaged in the bitter American Revolution, a massive campaign was launched from Canada into New York State.
Brigadier Barry St. Leger led a crucial expedition from Lake Ontario into the Mohawk Valley. The goal was to travel by waterways to join Lieutenant General John Burgoyne in the siege of Albany. But Leger encountered obstacles along the way. While laying siege to Fort Stanwix, Leger received word that Benedict Arnold was leading a massive relief column that was headed their way. Leger and his men retreated, and despite a later attempt to carry on, were never able to help Burgoyne. The Americans then destroyed the British-held Fort Ticonderoga, marking the end of the campaign.
The results of the failed St. Leger expedition were historic. Not only was the loss of Fort Ticonderoga was a major blow to the British war effort, but the campaign also brought about the disillusionment of the Iroquois Confederacy, and saw the founding of the infamous Butler’s Rangers and the first major campaign of Sir John Johnson’s King’s Royal Regiment.
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If you want to know about the St. Leger Expedition, this book covers it extensively. I got it in used condition, and while it's not brand new, it certainly enriches my understanding of that era. Perfect for anyone who loves to dive deep into America's past!
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Jasmine Kim
A deep dive into history
I picked up 'Rebellion in the Mohawk Valley' out of curiosity, and it did not disappoint. The detail about the St. Leger Expedition of 1777 is fascinating, especially for anyone interested in the American Revolutionary War. It's in used condition, but the book is still very readable, no dog-eared pages or anything like that!
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James O'Connor
Came with some issues
I was excited to receive 'Rebellion in the Mohawk Valley', but it arrived with a few pages slightly torn. The historical content is solid, but the physical condition could be better. I’d recommend checking the condition before purchasing if you’re picky about book quality.
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Elena Rodriguez
Great for history lovers, but not perfect
This book is a treasure trove of information about the St. Leger Expedition, but it is in used condition, so some wear and tear is visible. I expected that, but it did affect my reading experience a little. Still, the knowledge I gained was worth it!
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Marcus Reed
Interesting but a bit dry
While I appreciate the historical significance of this book, I found some parts a bit tedious to get through. The writing could have used a bit more flair to keep me engaged throughout the whole book. But if you're a history buff, there's plenty of valuable information here!
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