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The Battle of Hubbardton, July 7, 1777, Vermont, USA by Claus Reuter. Undated plastic comb-bound book published by the German-Canadian Museum of Applied History. Color and black-and-white illustrations/photographs. "The book gives a good account of the battle of Hubbardton from a German and Canadian viewpoint. It describes the way of the Brunswick Corps to Hubbardton and it deals with the role the French played in settling the Lake Champlain area. The book presents the reader with a good view of the soldiers of the Brunswick corps and of the English troops involved in the Burgoyne campaign. Some chapters of the book are also covering the fortification in the area and the military importance of them. It gives a very important account of early Canadian and US history."
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