Image: American Revolutionary War Cobleskill and Cherry Valley
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Description: Detail from a map showing a portion of New York's western frontier with the Iroquois. The New York communities of Cherry Valley and Cobleskill, the scenes of military actions in the American Revolutionary War in 1778, are highlighted in red. The Indian villages of Unadilla and Unaquaga (spelled "Oghwaga" on the map), which were destroyed in raids in 1778, are highlighted in blue.
Title: American Revolutionary War Cobleskill and Cherry Valley
Credit: Derived from File:Frontier of NY in Revolution.png
Author: Image author not specified; book author Francis Whiting Halsey (1815-1919)
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License: Public domain
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