The abduction and murder of Jenny Macrea on July 27. 1777. by Native Americans accompanying General John Burgoyne on his march south from Canada. Her death prompted thousands of Americans in the northern colonies to rise up against British rule and contributed to the great American victory at the Battle of Saratoga later that year. which is considered a turning point of the American Revolution. Digital reproduction of a historical original.
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The abduction and murder of Jenny Macrea on July 27. 1777. by Native Americans accompanying General John Burgoyne on his march south from Canada. Her death prompted thousands of Americans in the northern colonies to rise up against British rule and contributed to the great American victory at the Battle of Saratoga later that year. which is considered a turning point of the American Revolution. Digital reproduction of a historical original.

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abduction murder jenny macrea july 27 1777 native americans accompanying general john burgoyne march south canada death prompted thousands americans northern colonies rise british rule contributed great american victory battle saratoga later year considered turning point american revolution digital reproduction historical original

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