The Rangers; or The Tory's Daughter A Tale Illustrative of the Revolutionary History of Vermont and the Northern Campaign of 1777

The Novel Is Set During The American Revolutionary War And Focuses On The Events Surrounding The Northern Campaign Of 1777 Particularly In Vermont. It Tells The Story Of The Conflict Between American Patriots And Loyalists (Tories) As Well As The Struggles And Experiences Of Those Involved In The War. Thompson'S Work Captures The Historical Context Of The Time Depicting The Challenges Faced By Individuals And Families Caught In The Midst Of The Revolutionary War. The Novel Intertwines Fictional Characters And Events With Real Historical Figures And Occurrences Providing A Narrative That Both Entertains And Educates About This Significant Period In American History. The Rangers Is Recognized As An Important Piece Of Historical Fiction Shedding Light On The Revolutionary War Era And Its Impact On The People Living In The Region Particularly In Vermont. Through Its Storytelling The Novel Contributes To A Better Understanding Of The Complexities And Personal Sacrifices Made During This Pivotal Time In American History.