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I Think We Have Company by Robert Griffing English land grabbers have descended the Ohio River from Fort Pitt in the spring of 1765. For the first time in over 15 years the valley is open to settlement. Using the many tributaries flowing from the North they have penetrated into the interior of the Ohio country. A generation of warfare and bloodshed have made the English and Natives stern enemies, neither side willing to trust the other. A chance meeting between the two parties was always unpredictable, revealing that thin line between life and death. |
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Size -27"
x 18 1/2" |
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2000 Lord Nelson's Gallery
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