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Till the Extinction of This Rebellion examines George Rogers Clark's campaign to wrest the Illinois country from Britain during the American Revolution. With just 150 men, Clark captured Britain's major posts on the Mississippi River and British lieutenant governor Henry Hamilton, achieving one of the most singular victories during the war. The book views the campaign from both American and British perspectives and illustrates the wide geographic impact of the American Revolution west of the Appalachians, particularly on French and Native American communities who had lived in the area for centuries.
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