The Burial of George Augustus Lord Viscount Howe, Killed July 6, 1758 at Trout Brook, Ticonderoga, N.Y, (Hardcover)

The Burial of George Augustus Lord Viscount Howe, Killed July 6, 1758 at Trout Brook, Ticonderoga, N.Y recounts the circumstances surrounding the death and burial of Lord Howe during the French and Indian War. This historical account, written by Edward J Owen, details the events leading up to Howe's death in a skirmish near Ticonderoga, offering insights into the military strategies and conditions of the conflict. The book provides a glimpse into the colonial period and the impact of Howe's death on the British war effort. It remains a valuable resource for those interested in the French and Indian War and the early military history of the United States.

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