Marching on Niagara; Or, The Soldier Boys of the Old Frontier
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The story follows two young frontier cousins and their families as they endure the aftermath of Braddock's defeat, suffer raids and burned homesteads, and join colonial forces in campaigns across the western settlements and the Great Lakes. Episodes trace scouting and skirmishes with hostile parties, participation in expeditions toward Fort Duquesne and later engagements around Oswego and Niagara, a perilous river passage, and the siege and capture of Fort Niagara. Alongside military action, the narrative portrays pioneer domestic life, courage under fire, loyalty among comrades, and the rescue and reunion of a missing child.
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