A King's Colonel at Niagara, 1774-1776: Lt. Col. John Caldwell and the Beginnings of the American Revolution on the New York Frontier

This ex-library copy shows signs of use typical for such editions. The cover and spine have noticeable wear, and the absence of a dust jacket is evident. The binding remains intact, but library markings and stickers are present. Overall, the book is in fair condition, suitable for reading and research purposes.

"A King's Colonel at Niagara, 1774-1776" by Paul L. Stevens, published by the Old Fort Niagara Association, Inc. in 1987, explores the role of Lt. Col. John Caldwell during the early stages of the American Revolution on the New York frontier. This work offers a detailed account of military operations and frontier life, shedding light on an often overlooked aspect of American history. The book's publication by a regional historical association underscores its focus on local history and expertise. The ISBN is 0-941967-05-0. This edition does not include a dust jacket and is marked as an ex-library copy, indicating its previous use in a public collection. The book is a valuable resource for historians and enthusiasts of military history, particularly those interested in the strategic significance of the Niagara region during the Revolution. The physical condition reflects library use, with some wear on the cover and spine.