Canadian Butler’s Rangers The Revolutionary Period Used Softcover Reference Book

Canadian Butler’s Rangers: The Revolutionary Period is a used softcover reference book that provides a detailed examination of Butler’s Rangers, a loyalist unit active during the American Revolutionary War. The book covers the formation, organization, and operational history of the Rangers, who were composed largely of Canadian and American Loyalists under the command of John Butler. Featuring historical accounts, biographical notes, and documentation of campaigns and engagements, this reference is intended for researchers and enthusiasts of military history. The softcover format suggests portability and ease of use, with typical signs of previous handling consistent with a used book. This publication offers context on the role of Butler’s Rangers within the British campaign and their connections to regional military activity in Canada and the northern frontier. It contains maps, illustrations, and appendices that assist in understanding the structure and actions of this unit during the late eighteenth century. Suitable for reference and study purposes.  Total of 122 pages.