Re: Follow the River AND Hometown History

Posted by Rebecca on January 22, 2000 at 18:44:50:

In Reply to: Re: Follow the River AND Hometown History posted by Dana S. on January 22, 2000 at 18:28:46:

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: Hey all,

: I LOVE Thom! I *think* I have read ALL his books. My favorite is Long Knife. It's about George Rogers Clark and his capturing of Ft. Sackville with but a handful of men in the middle of winter. Thom's telling of this tale is riveting. Below is a link to a great page about the whole incident. The page also has some links to lots of G.R. Clark info, just in case anyone is interested.

: BTW, this would be MY contribution to the Hometown History thread that Kate started awhile back. Ft. Sackville was located in southern Indiana at what is now the city of Vincennes.

: Dana S.

Hi Dana,

Thanks for the info! I will put the book on my " must read" list.
Unfortunately your link didn't work out..:(

Rebecca

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: : Hey all,

: : I LOVE Thom!  I *think* I have read ALL his books.  My favorite is Long Knife.  It's about George Rogers Clark and his capturing of Ft. Sackville with but a handful of men in the middle of winter.  Thom's telling of this tale is riveting.  Below is a link to a great page about the whole incident.  The page also has some links to lots of G.R. Clark info, just in case anyone is interested.

: : BTW, this would be MY contribution to the Hometown History thread that Kate started awhile back.  Ft. Sackville was located in southern Indiana at what is now the city of Vincennes.

: : Dana S.

: Hi Dana,

: Thanks for the info! I will put the book on my " must read" list.
: Unfortunately your link didn't work out..:(

: Rebecca


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