ROGERS' RANGERS, 1755-1763: To Distress the French and Their Allies

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Introduces the Rangers of the French and Indian, Cherokee, and Pontiac's War series that will document the histories of all Colonies' ranger units that served in the French & Indian War and after. Volume I begins with the most famous ranger unit of all-Robert Rogers' legendary corps, which served in the major campaigns in New York and Canada, then in the Caribbean, and then continued to fight in the Cherokee War and during Pontiac's Rebellion. Using diaries, journals, and other primary sources, this book tells the incredible story of America's first special forces through the eyes of those who were there. Features 24 maps, and 116 illustrations, including 60 drawings and paintings.