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Bouquet's fort at Raystown became state's second-largest city
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This series of occasional articles is presented in conjunction
with this year's Ligonier 250 Celebration and follows the Gen. John
Forbes Campaign as it marched across Pennsylvania in 1758. The
series is written by Burton Kummerow, author of a new book titled
"Pennsylvania's Forbes Trail."
On June 24, 1758, Deputy Commander Col. Henry Bouquet had led 800
men ahead of the main army to an isolated spot. The small Raystown
trading post was deserted after years of relentless French and
Indian attacks.
The colonel's assignment in this far country was herculean: build
a strong fort, shepherd tons of ...
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