Down the Warpath to the Cedars

Focusing on the often-overlooked Native American perspective, this book explores the motivations and actions of over two hundred Indian warriors who attacked Continental forces at the Cedars in May 1776. Author Mark R. Anderson highlights their battlefield conduct and the significant impact of this engagement within their cultural context. By flipping the traditional narrative, the work emphasizes the essential role of Native Americans in the Revolutionary War's northern theater, shedding light on their contributions and experiences during this pivotal conflict.