The Northern Invasion of October 1780; a Series of Papers Relating to the Expeditions From Canada Under Sir John Johnson and Others Against the ... to Have Connection With Arnold's Treason
This fascinating collection of papers sheds light on one of the most significant events of the American Revolution: the northern invasion of October 1780. Edited by Franklin Benjamin Hough, this book provides a detailed account of the expeditions from Canada against the frontiers of New York, as well as their alleged connections with Benedict Arnold's treason.
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