A Few Men Well Conducted
A Few Men Well Conducted

A Few Men Well Conducted

January 01, 1978 | 24 min

This is the story of George Rogers Clark and his courageous frontiersmen who fought on the Kentucky and Illinois frontier during the American Revolution. To help end British-inspired Indian attacks on Kentucky settlements, these brave men defied tremendous odds to capture Ford Sackville from the British in 1779. This was the park film at George Rogers Clark National Historical Park in Vincennes, Indiana.

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