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The cover of Jim Millard's "Lake Passages: A Journey
Through the Centuries..."
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"...thank
you for having produced such a wonderful book. The book has a
haunting theme that thrills. One somehow feels as if being
paddled on canoe trips, or steered on board sloops and other
vessels alongside the ghostly figures of our heroes through
those magnificent lakes and rivers of unequalled beauty. It
gives the feeling of being there as no other book of its kind
does. For those with a passion for the history of these waters,
this book is a must...The many photos of the valley's landmarks,
monuments, statues, forts and panoramic views, make all so
worthwhile an additive to pleasant reading." |
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LAKE PASSAGES: First Edition. Experience the eyewitness, primary source accounts of Samuel de Champlain, Major Robert Rogers, Gen. Ethan Allen, Gen. Benedict Arnold, Sir Guy Carleton, Gen. John Burgoyne, Col. Jeduthan Baldwin, Lieut. William Digby, Lieut. James Hadden, Gen. John Stark, Commodore Thomas Macdonough, Gen. Alexander Macomb, Dr. James Mann and a host of others in this exciting timeline and compilation of experiences on these historic waterways. A must for serious students of the region’s history and casual readers alike, this book brings together a multitude of sources and eyewitness perspectives. Finally, there is one book that enables the reader to easily see what, when, and where an event happened on these important transportation corridors. NOW
AVAILABLE
direct from America's Historic Lakes
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SAMPLE PAGES: Praise for previous books by Jim Millard Regarding
"The
Secrets of Crab Island"
Regarding
"Fort
Montgomery: Through the Years..."
"...technical
details of the fort are sound and reflect the extensive research done by
the author, as well as the level of detail involved in his repetitive
explorations of the site. I consider it a “must buy” for anyone
interested in this period of fortifications, or in the history of the
northern frontier of the United States.”
(Full
Review)
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