Publisher's Synopsis
This meticulously researched history explores the fascinating and tumultuous years when the American colonies were fighting for independence from Britain. Drawing on court records, personal letters, and other primary sources, Crumrine and the Washington County Historical Society recreate the drama and excitement of life on the frontier, as settlers clashed with Native American tribes and struggled to establish a new nation.
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