The Victory with No Name

In 1791, General Arthur St. Clair's campaign in northwestern Ohio resulted in a significant Native American victory and a major military setback for the United States, yet it remains a little-known event. Colin Calloway highlights how St. Clair's Defeat was both the largest Native American victory and one of the most damaging U.S. military losses, with profound implications for the young nation’s survival and strategies. Despite its importance, the battle has been largely overlooked in history, often erased from the national memory. This audiobook explores its critical role in shaping American military and political development.