Mary Rogers
4 books
About the Author
Mary Rogers is a distinguished historian and author whose passion for early American military history has illuminated the daring exploits of colonial forces during the French and Indian War. Drawing from extensive archival research and a keen eye for narrative detail, she brings to life the strategic brilliance and human endurance of figures like Robert Rogers and his Rangers. In her acclaimed work, A Battle Fought on Snow Shoes: Rogers Rangers at Lake George, Rogers vividly recounts the pivotal 1757 skirmish that showcased innovative guerrilla tactics in the frozen wilderness of upstate New York. With a commitment to blending rigorous scholarship with engaging storytelling, she continues to explore themes of resilience, leadership, and the forging of a nation's identity through her writings.
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scholarly
narrative-driven
immersive
Books by Mary Rogers
