TILL THE EXTINCTION OF THIS REBELLION: George Rogers Clark, Frontier Warfare, and the Illinois Campaign of 1778-1779

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Provides an overview of Clark's expedition to protect Virginia's western border, along with the strategies, tactics, and logistics Clark employed, particularly his ability to operate over great distances in remote areas. Pays close attention to the psychological battlefield and how Clark combined mobility, surprise, and a calculated reputation for violence. Culminates with the capture of Fort Sackville/Vincennes, in which Clark and his men fought the only pitched battle of the Illinois Campaign. Contains 14 illustrations.