[PDF.71rp] Point Pleasant 1774: Prelude to the American Revolution (Campaign)

Point Pleasant 1774: Prelude to the American Revolution (Campaign)

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 | #110318 in Books |  Osprey Publishing |  2014-09-23 |  2014-09-23 | Original language:English | PDF # 1 |  9.88 x.27 x7.27l,.70 | File type: PDF | 96 pages

 | 9781472805096

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||6 of 6 people found the following review helpful.| Battle on the Virginia frontier.|By Stone Dog|This Osprey Campaign 273 volume entitled "Point Pleasant 1774" by John F. Winkler is a good account of a little known battle between British-led frontiersmen and a Shawnee-Mingo alliance in what is today the state of West Virginia.

The author begins with the strategic situation on the frontier, giving the reader an idea o| |“This well-written, 96-page paperback is lavishly illustrated with photographs, maps and sketches as Winkler concisely details the pre-ARW conflict. But the kicker here is colorful, detailed and action-packed paintings by Dennis.” ―Toy Soldier

From the author of Wabash and Fallen Timbers comes the story of a pre-Revolutionary conflict between American settlers and Indian tribes on the Ohio River in West Virginia.

The battle of Point Pleasant was the major battle in what is known as Lord Dunmore's War, the conflict between the Colony of Virginia and the Shawnee and Mingo Indian tribes in what is now the state of Kentucky. Following a series of incidents between American settlers and the Native tribes, ...

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