Walter Butler Reconsidered The Tory Ranger Leader
Howard Swiggett’s War Out of Niagara refutes the old “infamous villain” image of Walter Butler. The study portrays Butler as a young, ambitious, capable officer leading loyalists with mixed motives amid a civil war. It juxtaposes earlier historians’ blame with new evidence from primary sources.
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Cherry Valley
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New York State Historical Association
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Mohawk Valley
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Butlers
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Quwego
King’s Own
Montreal
Quebec
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Butler Rangers
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Howe
Old Fort Stanwix
Fort Schuyler
Gansevoort
Marinux Willett
Oriskany
Mohawk
Willett
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Swiggett
Corps of Rangers
Johnostown
Marline Willett
Johnstown
Ross
Hesa
Canada Creek
Walter Bunter
Oneida
Ely
Schenectandy
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Canada Freek
Swiegett
Mite II
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Arthur Schopenhauer
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