The conspiracy of Pontiac

Description

In the late 19th century Francis Parkman was America’s premier historian of French Canada and of the Northwest under French rule. His narrative of “Pontiac’s Conspiracy” (now referred to as ‘Pontiac’s War’ or ‘Pontiac’s Rebellion’) was for decades the standard interpretation of the many Indian attacks against British northwest forts in 1763.

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Other Editions

• The conspiracy of Pontiac: and the Indian war after the conquest of CanadaLittle, Brown and company1870-01-01
• The Conspiracy of PontiacCollier Books1962-01-01
• The Conspiracy of PontiacCollier Books1962-01-01
• The Conspiracy of Pontiac