Northwest Passage

Major Rogers plans for a decisive blow against the French army are thwarted when Ensign Towne is captured by Black Wolf's tribesmen.

Maj. Rogers, Sgt. Marriner and Ens. Towne are captured by a French patrol and thrown into a prison stockade.

During the Rangers attack on Montreal in 1760, Rogers is injured when a wall collapses, is captured and held prisoner by French insurgents.

A French officer uses a captive English officer's daughter as bait in a trap.

Rogers and Marriner meet the Martin family while on a scouting trip.

A bounty hunter reports that the Mohegans, an Indian tribe are preparing to go on the warpath against the Anglo-Americans.

Sir Martin Stanley is determined to avenge himself upon Major Rogers and his men because his wife flirted with the Ranger commander.

Maj. Rogers, Sgt. Marriner and Ens. Towne dine at a local tavern, and when they go to pay the bill, they find that their money is counterfeit.

A British spy upon Quebec's Plains of Abraham is convinced that he has discovered a route that protects the city from the river below.

Two escaped convicts break into a trapper's cabin. What they don't know is that the trapper is dying of smallpox.

When a local trapper is robbed and murdered, suspicion immediately falls on a family of troublemakers, the Wade brothers.

While scouting French army positions, Rogers is shot. He manages to elude his pursuers until he is recovered by an old woman.

Rogers must learn why his men are being killed and stripped of their uniforms before an envoy with important dispatches reaches the Crown Point area.

Major Robert Rogers and his Sgt. Hunk are assigned to pursue Pvt. Tom Jason who deserted his post.