A Battle Fought on Snow Shoes: Rogers Rangers at Lake George
by Mary Rogers
In A Battle Fought on Snow Shoes, Mary Rogers chronicles the Rogers' Rangers' courageous stand at Lake George. Equipped with snowshoes, these colonial fighters executed bold maneuvers in the harsh winter landscape of the French and Indian War, demonstrating ingenuity and resolve in frontier combat that influenced American military history.
About This Book
A Battle Fought on Snow Shoes recounts the exploits of Rogers' Rangers at Lake George, highlighting their innovative tactics in winter warfare during the colonial era.
The narrative focuses on the Rangers' use of snowshoes to navigate challenging terrain, enabling surprise attacks against French and Native American forces.
Mary Rogers provides an insightful look into the strategic importance of this engagement in the broader context of 18th-century North American conflicts.
This work draws on historical records to illustrate the Rangers' role in shaping early American military traditions.
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