Brady's Rangers, Frontier Defenders

Sam Brady was a legend on the Pennsylvania frontier during the American Revolution. He led a band of rangers who protected the settlers in Western Pennsylvania from the attacks of Indians who sided with the British against the colonists. Brady made several daring rescues of people captured by the Indians. His most daring escape from captivity is renown in his famous leap across the Cuyahoga River which his pursuers did not attempt and were left staring in awe. This is the true story of...
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Sam Brady was a legend on the Pennsylvania frontier during the American Revolution. He led a band of rangers who protected the settlers in Western Pennsylvania from the attacks of Indians who sided with the British against the colonists. Brady made several daring rescues of people captured by the Indians. His most daring escape from captivity is renown in his famous leap across the Cuyahoga River which his pursuers did not attempt and were left staring in awe. This is the true story of his incredible exploits gleaned from several sources. It is told in fictional form, yet all of the rescues and daring missions described are real and well documented. He is truly an unsung hero of our early frontier and Revolution.