This battle comes from a variety of sources. The inital idea came from the August 1999 issue of Miniature Wargames. In their Renaissance section an article by Simon Lee War in the Colonies: King Philip's War 1671-1676.
Roger Marsters Bold Privateers: Terror, Plunder and Profit on Canada's Atlantic Coast (2004) gave me some more ideas. The rules used were Slitherine/Osprey's
Field of Glory Renaissance.
New England troops, a combination of Pike and Shot with some ship guns, prepares to advance on the French and Indians who are blocking the river valley.
A large body of Huron warriors have rallied to try and drive the English from the Connecticut river valley.
Winslow's force consists of several regiments of militia, most armed with pikes and matchlocks, a few with flintlock or doglock muskets
The French forces however all have flintlocks. They have barricaded their end of the valley with fallen trees and some basic earthworks.
The English artillery open up and smash some of the fortifications to bits.
This enrages rather than discourages several groups of Hurons who charge out and engage the militia in impact charges.
The miltia pike and shot blocks are unable to make much headway towards the lines.
More and more Hurons rush the militia who are stalled in their advance.
One group is broken apart and slowly cut to pieces.
The first line of militia pike and shot blocks begin to fall back.
The militia units with more advanced firelocks begin to open fire holding back he surge of warriors
However, it proves to be too little too late
With a broken line and no clear way to break through, Winslow orders a withdrawl. New England may now be open to invasion!
Private 45th Regiment of foot. The regiment which built the fort.
The oldest remaining blockhouse of its kind in North America.
Ian and Leena play in the parade ground.
future piper
practing with my Japanese friend Hideki
Emi's 18th century clothes. She will portray a servant in the service of the officers. 
Leena in her aunt's clothes which her aunt wore back in the 1990s as a little girl
Ian in my original coat from 1985
In this action, Gates, sends his army to push Burgoyne's Army back into the Hudson river.
The Americans quickly push off the British and American artillery occupy the redoubts which are in turn overrun by British Light Infantry 
British and Brunswick troops assault on mass
The Americans attempt to form lines 
which keep being blown apart by concentrated musketry
in the end, the Americans are driven off. The British camp is saved
The remaining troop of the Brunswick Dragoons advances through a small wood 
Regts vonRhetz, vonRiedesel, vonSpecht
The British line forms up with the Grenadier companies forming the front line.
Loundon's Highlanders and the 43rd Foot form a second line.
Government horse hold the left of the second line.
Jacobite horse begin their advance
The Irish Picquets with Royale Eccossis provide a strong line in support of the clans
The Highland charge begins.
New England troops, a combination of Pike and Shot with some ship guns, prepares to advance on the French and Indians who are blocking the river valley.
A large body of Huron warriors have rallied to try and drive the English from the Connecticut river valley. 
Winslow's force consists of several regiments of militia, most armed with pikes and matchlocks, a few with flintlock or doglock muskets
The French forces however all have flintlocks. They have barricaded their end of the valley with fallen trees and some basic earthworks.
The English artillery open up and smash some of the fortifications to bits. 
This enrages rather than discourages several groups of Hurons who charge out and engage the militia in impact charges.
The miltia pike and shot blocks are unable to make much headway towards the lines.
More and more Hurons rush the militia who are stalled in their advance.
One group is broken apart and slowly cut to pieces.
The first line of militia pike and shot blocks begin to fall back. 
The militia units with more advanced firelocks begin to open fire holding back he surge of warriors
However, it proves to be too little too late
With a broken line and no clear way to break through, Winslow orders a withdrawl. New England may now be open to invasion!
The ranger base camp. 
Le Compaigne Franche de La Marine form the right flank of the French,
Canadien Milice advances to support the French right.
A ranger company awaits the attack
Compaigne Frances in forest kit
in garrison kit
MikMaq on the French left
Rangers deploy to their defences
the MikMaq maul the rangers on the right,
Alex catches on fast after loosing a milice group. He quickly advances his units to pour fire into the camp. Not even the camp followers survived. Total loss to the British. 