Consul Willshire Butterfield Books

This is a comprehensive history of La Crosse County, Wisconsin, from its earliest days to the present. It covers all aspects of the county's development, including its people, industries, and culture, and is an invaluable resource for anyone interested in the area.

A collection of letters between George Washington and General William Irvine, detailing their military and personal experiences during the American Revolution. Butterfield provides historical context for the letters and highlights their significance in the larger story of the American war for independence.

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This book tells the story of George Rogers Clark's campaign in the Illinois and Wabash regions during the American Revolution. It covers the major battles and events during this campaign, providing readers with a detailed understanding of this important chapter in American history

First published in 1848, this comprehensive history of Seneca County, Ohio, provides a detailed account of the region's settlement, development, and politics, as well as information on the Native American tribes who formerly lived in the area. The book is a valuable resource for genealogists, local historians, and anyone interested in the history of the Ohio frontier.