by Edward Dodge. Softbound, 206 pages, 5" x 8". This famous battle, which has been retold many times and dramatized in The Last of the Mohicans, is given a fresh treatment, primarily with the help of material found inthe Loudon Papers in the Huntington Museum. Eyewitness accounts of the siege are supplemented with excerpts from Kiby's Journal, Maj. William Eyre's Report and the Monro-Webb correspondence, which is reproduced herein. This work is further enriched with  biographical sketches of the leading officers of both sides, a muster roll of Rogers' Rangers, documents pertaining to the 35th Regiment of Foot (Monro's regiment) and the Monro documents, with some surprising little-known information about Monro. Livelyillustrations, photographs and maps along with facsimiles of several documents add greatly to the appeal of this comprehensive work. Includes an index of names, subjects and places.