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Explore the rich history of Lake George, from its early Native American inhabitants to the arrival of European settlers, to its importance during the French and Indian War and the American Revolution. Author Elizabeth Eggleston Seelye provides a comprehensive look at the lake's past, including notable individuals who spent time there, literary inspirations, and its transformation into a popular tourist destination.
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