Defending the Backcountry is a history of the Pennsylvania and Virginian backwoodsmen during the 18th century and includes information on their clothing, local defenses, military operations.
Chapters include:
Historical Background
Official Military Operations
Samuel Brady
Local Defenses
Prickett's Fort
Attack on Donally's and Rice's Forts
Gleaning the Bits and Pieces
The Hunting Shirt
Putting it all Together
A Note on Sources
Bibliography
Appendix
Soft bound, 5-1/2" x 8-1/2" format, 132 pages. By William Rundorff.
