"Rogers Rangers Reprints coming to OMM (with a TMP Discount)" Topic

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onmilitarymatters	22 Oct 2009 12:39 p.m. PST
The following may be of interest. HISTORY OF ROGERS RANGERS by Burt Loescher is being reprinted in paperback. Four volumes coming in 2-3 weeks: Vol. 1: Jan 1755-April 1758 (including fold out maps of 20+ Ranger battles), 438pgs $36 USD Vol. 2: History of Rogers' Rangers 1758-1783 (includes several exellent battle maps), 311 pgs. $30 USD Vol. 3: Officers & NonComs (biographical material, 200+ Rangers), 96pgs, $17 USD Vol. 4: St. Francis Raid (includes detailed maps, new color illustrations), 300pgs, $30 USD Special TMP Discount: Pre-order by October 31 and take 10% off: Regular $113, Mention TMP and get all four for $101.70. Dennis from OMM onmilitarymatters.com
rmaker	22 Oct 2009 5:52 p.m. PST
While Loescher does sometimes get carried away and leans towards hagiography, these are excellent books with a wealth of documentary data.
Thomas Mante	05 Nov 2009 6:46 a.m. PST
I have all four in the hardback reprint but it was definitely worth the money even though a cople of the maps/plans are a touch difficult to read. Nice to see the publisher keeping these in print.

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