Unlocking The Frontier, November 29, 1760 … nothing now remains but

… nothing now remains but for the actors of this mighty scene to preserve a perfect

All of which were fighting desperately to maintain their foothold on Henry Hill and maintain possession of the two union batteries stationed there

who held him responsible for the death of a young Whig militiaman during the June raid on Fishing Creek Meeting House

McMahon killed

Unlocking The Frontier, November 29, 1760 … nothing now remains but400 Signed Numbered Overall: 30. 75" x 24. 5" Image: 26. 75" x 20" $225. 00 Commemorating the 250th Anniversary of the Surrender of Fort Detroit to Rogers' Rangers. The original Painting was commissioned by the Army War College class of 2010. The class has their own s n edition with the college emblem and some desktop prints. In late 1760's the French and Indian war came to a close as the French surrendered Montreal and all of their other frontier