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Musket & Tomahawk - A Military History of the French & Indian War, 1753-1760 (Hardcover, New)
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Musket & Tomahawk - A Military History of the French & Indian War, 1753-1760 (Hardcover, New)
Series: Regiments & Campaigns
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Francis Parkman's history Montcalm and Wolfe, originally published
in two volumes is, possibly, the finest history book to come out of
America and is the definitive account of the Seven Years War in the
New World. It sets the conflict in an historical context and
includes both biographies of its principal characters and much
about its political consequences. This book, Musket and Tomahawk,
has been adapted from Parkman's more expansive work by the Leonaur
Editors, especially for those students of military history-both
serious and casual-who are primarily concerned with the war itself.
This was a war fought under blazing suns and driving snows. It was
fought in the deep forests, on lakes and rivers and on the slopes
of mountains. It was a war of ambuscade, sieges, massacres and the
storming of palisades and burning blockhouses. It brought
collisions in full battle between the regular troops of Britain and
France, but it also embraced militias drawn from the settlers of
both sides including famous backwoodsmen and scouts who became the
Rangers. Not least of those embroiled were the deadly indigenous
people of the land-the Indian tribes of the Eastern Woodlands-who
fought according to their individual loyalties to each side and who
brought a colour and savagery which was unique to this frontier
conflict. Musket and Tomahawk is a riveting story of a war that has
always fascinated students of military history because of its very
diversity.
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