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This analysis examines the roles of indigenous peoples and conflicts in the American Revolutionary War, particularly in the northern frontier.

Revolution on the Northern Frontier

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Historians explore indigenous experiences and conflicts during the Revolutionary War, highlighting overlooked narratives.

This analysis examines the roles of indigenous peoples and conflicts in the American Revolutionary War, particularly in the northern frontier.
Review of William L. Kidder's 'Defending Fort Stanwix' and Christopher R. Pearl's 'Declarations of Independence'.
Analysis of historical accounts and events in New York and Pennsylvania during the Revolutionary War.
Emphasis on lesser-known narratives from indigenous groups, soldiers, and settlers.
Kidder provides detailed accounts of Fort Stanwix's siege and the defense led by Colonel Gansevoort.
Pearl highlights the complex interactions between settlers, indigenous peoples, and colonial powers in Pennsylvania.
Both books challenge traditional narratives by centering indigenous experiences and emphasizing the contradictions of the Revolution.

John Gilbert McCurdy (2026) studied this question.

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