Military Roads of the Mississippi Basin

Military Roads of the Mississippi Basin, written by Archer Butler Hulbert in the early 20th century, provides a historical account of military expeditions in the Mississippi Basin, focusing on those led by George Rogers Clark from 1775 to 1865. The book details the strategic routes taken during these campaigns against British forces and Native American resistance, particularly highlighting the Old Vincennes Trace and the challenging landscapes of Illinois. It emphasizes the significance of these military operations in the broader context of the struggle for control of the Old Northwest.