A Half-Century of Conflict: France and England in North America

France and England in North America

by Anonymous

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416 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1892

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Reviews

[Jay French]

Seemed a bit drier than some of the earlier works. Looking forward to finishing this series off with the next one. The scalpings by the Indians continue. You really start to feel for the remote settlers.

[Steve Toms]

A fascinating look at the early colonies and their interaction with England, France, and Native American tribes. The conflicts chronicled are brutal and savage but accurately depict the extreme difficulties faced by the early Americans. The English and French spent enormous resources in both men and treasure funding and fueling the conflicts between the Native Americans and the colonists. The research is exceptional.