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> Stock image a British Butler's Ranger reenactor at the re-enactment of the Ruddle's Station Massacre in Kentucky USA. In 1780, during the Revolutionary War, British and Indian troops attacked the station in present-day Harrison County. Twenty settlers were killed and the survivors were marched to Detroit and held for the rest of the war. Butler's Rangers (1777–1784) was a Loyalist or Tory irregular militia regiment in the British Army during the American Revolutionary War.
> Stock image of the battle of Blue Licks in Kentucky USA. On August 19, 1782, nearly seventy Kentuckians died in an ambush in what has been called the last battle of the American Revolution. It was a conflict between the American Indian, Kentucky settlers, and the British Crown and is considered one of the worst American military defeats of the Revolutionary War..
> Stock image of the battle of Blue Licks in Kentucky USA. On August 19, 1782, nearly seventy Kentuckians died in an ambush in what has been called the last battle of the American Revolution. It was a conflict between the American Indian, Kentucky settlers, and the British Crown and is considered one of the worst American military defeats of the Revolutionary War..
> Stock image of the battle of Blue Licks in Kentucky USA. On August 19, 1782, nearly seventy Kentuckians died in an ambush in what has been called the last battle of the American Revolution. It was a conflict between the American Indian, Kentucky settlers, and the British Crown and is considered one of the worst American military defeats of the Revolutionary War..
> Stock image of the battle of Blue Licks in Kentucky USA. On August 19, 1782, nearly seventy Kentuckians died in an ambush in what has been called the last battle of the American Revolution. It was a conflict between the American Indian, Kentucky settlers, and the British Crown and is considered one of the worst American military defeats of the Revolutionary War..
> Stock image of the battle of Blue Licks in Kentucky USA. On August 19, 1782, nearly seventy Kentuckians died in an ambush in what has been called the last battle of the American Revolution. It was a conflict between the American Indian, Kentucky settlers, and the British Crown and is considered one of the worst American military defeats of the Revolutionary War..
> Stock image of the battle of Blue Licks in Kentucky USA. On August 19, 1782, nearly seventy Kentuckians died in an ambush in what has been called the last battle of the American Revolution. It was a conflict between the American Indian, Kentucky settlers, and the British Crown and is considered one of the worst American military defeats of the Revolutionary War..
> Stock image of the battle of Blue Licks in Kentucky USA. On August 19, 1782, nearly seventy Kentuckians died in an ambush in what has been called the last battle of the American Revolution. It was a conflict between the American Indian, Kentucky settlers, and the British Crown and is considered one of the worst American military defeats of the Revolutionary War..
> Stock image of the battle of Blue Licks in Kentucky USA. On August 19, 1782, nearly seventy Kentuckians died in an ambush in what has been called the last battle of the American Revolution. It was a conflict between the American Indian, Kentucky settlers, and the British Crown and is considered one of the worst American military defeats of the Revolutionary War..
Stock image a British Butler's Ranger reenactor at the re-enactment of the Ruddle's Station Massacre in Kentucky USA. In 1780, during the Revolutionary War, British and Indian troops attacked the station in present-day Harrison County. Twenty settlers were killed and the survivors were marched to Detroit and held for the rest of the war. Butler's Rangers (1777–1784) was a Loyalist or Tory irregular militia regiment in the British Army during the American Revolutionary War.
> Stock image a British Butler's Ranger reenactor at the re-enactment of the Ruddle's Station Massacre in Kentucky USA. In 1780, during the Revolutionary War, British and Indian troops attacked the station in present-day Harrison County. Twenty settlers were killed and the survivors were marched to Detroit and held for the rest of the war. Butler's Rangers (1777–1784) was a Loyalist or Tory irregular militia regiment in the British Army during the American Revolutionary War.
Stock image a British Butler's Ranger reenactor at the re-enactment of the Ruddle's Station Massacre in Kentucky USA. In 1780, during the Revolutionary War, British and Indian troops attacked the station in present-day Harrison County. Twenty settlers were killed and the survivors were marched to Detroit and held for the rest of the war. Butler's Rangers (1777–1784) was a Loyalist or Tory irregular militia regiment in the British Army during the American Revolutionary War.
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