The Conquest of New France; A Chronicle of the Colonial Wars

Name: The Conquest of New France; A Chronicle of the Colonial Wars
Author: George McKinnon Wrong

By George McKinnon Wrong

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A chronological account of the struggle between French and British colonial empires in North America, tracing frontier raids, sieges, and campaigns that determined control of Acadia, the St. Lawrence valley, the Ohio and Great Lakes regions, and key fortresses. It details military operations, diplomatic maneuvers, and the use of indigenous alliances, describes the expulsions and civilian suffering alongside battlefield events, and analyzes how metropolitan strategy and colonial conditions combined to bring about the eventual British conquest.

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George McKinnon Wrong

George McKinnon Wrong was a Canadian historian and author known for his contributions to the understanding of Canadian history and the colonial era. His notable works include "A Canadian Manor and Its Seigneurs: The Story of a Hundred Years, 1761-1861," which explores the social and economic dynamics of a Canadian manor, and "The Conquest of New France; A Chronicle of the Colonial Wars," detailing the conflicts that shaped early Canadian history. Wrong also authored "Washington and His Comrades in Arms: A Chronicle of the War of Independence," reflecting his interest in military history. His writings are characterized by thorough research and a narrative style that brings historical events to life.