Historical person
George Rogers Clark
1752–1818
George Rogers Clark was an American militia officer whose campaigns in the Illinois Country supported the revolutionary cause on the western frontier. His captures of Kaskaskia, Cahokia and Vincennes strengthened United States claims northwest of the Ohio River, although his later career was marked by debt and declining public influence.
Hourly History’s George Rogers Clark places George Rogers Clark within the principal events and historical debates associated with this life.
Non Fiction
Non Fiction featuring George Rogers Clark (1 book)
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