Author: Milton W. Hamilton
Title: Sir William Johnson and the Indians of New York
Description: Albany, Ny, New York State American Revolution Bicentennial Commission, 1975. Second Printing. Paperback. Very Good Paperback Brilliant historian writing about a brilliant Irishmen Superintendent of Indian Affairs who was knighted after the Battle of Lake George who kept the Six Nations on the British side.In his great hall he danced with Mohawk and cut a Jig and had a blind Harper in his hall like a Irish lord of old.This American Revolution Bicentennial series on New York was never fluff but written by master historians as Milton W. Hamilton. Very Good 46 pp. Illus NOT a library copy A previous owners signature on top right extreme of cover otherwise. No writing in text. Tight binding. Three Geese in Flight Books Since 1977 keeping our powder dry. Very Good .

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