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Pontiac's War explains the 'who, what, when, where, why' of the war that changed things between the native people and the European settlers, sharpening the racial differences and attitudes, and foreshadowing the atrocities of American policy toward Indians in the nineteenth century.
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Pontiac's War explains the 'who, what, when, where, why' of the war that changed things between the native people and the European settlers, sharpening the racial differences and attitudes, and foreshadowing the atrocities of American policy toward Indians in the nineteenth century.
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- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 288
- Erscheinungstermin: 12. November 2012
- Englisch
- ISBN-13: 9781135864170
- Artikelnr.: 38259079
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 288
- Erscheinungstermin: 12. November 2012
- Englisch
- ISBN-13: 9781135864170
- Artikelnr.: 38259079
- Herstellerkennzeichnung Die Herstellerinformationen sind derzeit nicht verfügbar.
Richard Middleton was for many years a Reader in American History at The Queen's University, Belfast. He is the author of The Bells of Victory: The Pitt Newcastle Ministry and the Conduct of the Seven Years' War, 1757-1762, and Colonial America, A History, 1565-1776. He is now an independent writer and scholar.
CONTENTSPREFACE INTRO: The Middle Ground of Onontio An Entente Cordiale The
French King calls for Help The Changing Fortunes of War The Collapse of New
France CH 1: The New Order of Sir Jeffery Amherst Amherst and the British
Establishment Gift Giving versus a Market Economy Trade and Ammunition The
Forts, Law and Order Land and Settlement Prisoners or Family? CH 2: The
Seneca Plan a War of Liberation Tahaiadoris and Kiashuta: the French
Connection Johnson goes to Detroit to investigate The Occupation Completed:
the Western Posts CH 3: Uneasy Peace, 1762-3 Unresolved Problems War Belts
Neolin: A Prophet Speaks CH 4: Pontiac Takes the Initiative: Detroit A
leader emerges The Siege begins Widening Visions Stalemate, July 1763 CH 5:
The Spreading Conflagration Fort Pitt comes under Siege Michilimackinac
falls to the Ojibwa The Capture of St Joseph, Miami and Ouiatanon The
Seneca join the War: Venango, Le Boeuf and Presqu'Isle CH 6: The Empire
Fights Back Amherst plans a Counter Attack Detroit: The Battle of the
Bloody Brook Fort Pitt: The Battle of Bushy Run CH 7: Amherst Tries Again
a) The Tribulations of Command Niagara: the Battle of the Devil's Hole
Detroit: The Siege Suspended CH 8: Winter Interlude a) Gage Takes Command
Frontier Strife: The Paxton Boys Johnson's winter offensive Rapprochement
with the Seneca. CH 9: The Campaign for the Great Lakes, 1764 Indian
Defense Plans British Preparations: The Niagara Conference The Search for
Peace: the Mission of Captain Morris The Thwarting of John Bradstreet CH
10: Peace Comes to the Ohio Valley a) Bouquet prepares for Battle b) A
Meeting at Muskingum CH 11: Pontiac and the Struggl
French King calls for Help The Changing Fortunes of War The Collapse of New
France CH 1: The New Order of Sir Jeffery Amherst Amherst and the British
Establishment Gift Giving versus a Market Economy Trade and Ammunition The
Forts, Law and Order Land and Settlement Prisoners or Family? CH 2: The
Seneca Plan a War of Liberation Tahaiadoris and Kiashuta: the French
Connection Johnson goes to Detroit to investigate The Occupation Completed:
the Western Posts CH 3: Uneasy Peace, 1762-3 Unresolved Problems War Belts
Neolin: A Prophet Speaks CH 4: Pontiac Takes the Initiative: Detroit A
leader emerges The Siege begins Widening Visions Stalemate, July 1763 CH 5:
The Spreading Conflagration Fort Pitt comes under Siege Michilimackinac
falls to the Ojibwa The Capture of St Joseph, Miami and Ouiatanon The
Seneca join the War: Venango, Le Boeuf and Presqu'Isle CH 6: The Empire
Fights Back Amherst plans a Counter Attack Detroit: The Battle of the
Bloody Brook Fort Pitt: The Battle of Bushy Run CH 7: Amherst Tries Again
a) The Tribulations of Command Niagara: the Battle of the Devil's Hole
Detroit: The Siege Suspended CH 8: Winter Interlude a) Gage Takes Command
Frontier Strife: The Paxton Boys Johnson's winter offensive Rapprochement
with the Seneca. CH 9: The Campaign for the Great Lakes, 1764 Indian
Defense Plans British Preparations: The Niagara Conference The Search for
Peace: the Mission of Captain Morris The Thwarting of John Bradstreet CH
10: Peace Comes to the Ohio Valley a) Bouquet prepares for Battle b) A
Meeting at Muskingum CH 11: Pontiac and the Struggl
CONTENTSPREFACE INTRO: The Middle Ground of Onontio An Entente Cordiale The
French King calls for Help The Changing Fortunes of War The Collapse of New
France CH 1: The New Order of Sir Jeffery Amherst Amherst and the British
Establishment Gift Giving versus a Market Economy Trade and Ammunition The
Forts, Law and Order Land and Settlement Prisoners or Family? CH 2: The
Seneca Plan a War of Liberation Tahaiadoris and Kiashuta: the French
Connection Johnson goes to Detroit to investigate The Occupation Completed:
the Western Posts CH 3: Uneasy Peace, 1762-3 Unresolved Problems War Belts
Neolin: A Prophet Speaks CH 4: Pontiac Takes the Initiative: Detroit A
leader emerges The Siege begins Widening Visions Stalemate, July 1763 CH 5:
The Spreading Conflagration Fort Pitt comes under Siege Michilimackinac
falls to the Ojibwa The Capture of St Joseph, Miami and Ouiatanon The
Seneca join the War: Venango, Le Boeuf and Presqu'Isle CH 6: The Empire
Fights Back Amherst plans a Counter Attack Detroit: The Battle of the
Bloody Brook Fort Pitt: The Battle of Bushy Run CH 7: Amherst Tries Again
a) The Tribulations of Command Niagara: the Battle of the Devil's Hole
Detroit: The Siege Suspended CH 8: Winter Interlude a) Gage Takes Command
Frontier Strife: The Paxton Boys Johnson's winter offensive Rapprochement
with the Seneca. CH 9: The Campaign for the Great Lakes, 1764 Indian
Defense Plans British Preparations: The Niagara Conference The Search for
Peace: the Mission of Captain Morris The Thwarting of John Bradstreet CH
10: Peace Comes to the Ohio Valley a) Bouquet prepares for Battle b) A
Meeting at Muskingum CH 11: Pontiac and the Struggl
French King calls for Help The Changing Fortunes of War The Collapse of New
France CH 1: The New Order of Sir Jeffery Amherst Amherst and the British
Establishment Gift Giving versus a Market Economy Trade and Ammunition The
Forts, Law and Order Land and Settlement Prisoners or Family? CH 2: The
Seneca Plan a War of Liberation Tahaiadoris and Kiashuta: the French
Connection Johnson goes to Detroit to investigate The Occupation Completed:
the Western Posts CH 3: Uneasy Peace, 1762-3 Unresolved Problems War Belts
Neolin: A Prophet Speaks CH 4: Pontiac Takes the Initiative: Detroit A
leader emerges The Siege begins Widening Visions Stalemate, July 1763 CH 5:
The Spreading Conflagration Fort Pitt comes under Siege Michilimackinac
falls to the Ojibwa The Capture of St Joseph, Miami and Ouiatanon The
Seneca join the War: Venango, Le Boeuf and Presqu'Isle CH 6: The Empire
Fights Back Amherst plans a Counter Attack Detroit: The Battle of the
Bloody Brook Fort Pitt: The Battle of Bushy Run CH 7: Amherst Tries Again
a) The Tribulations of Command Niagara: the Battle of the Devil's Hole
Detroit: The Siege Suspended CH 8: Winter Interlude a) Gage Takes Command
Frontier Strife: The Paxton Boys Johnson's winter offensive Rapprochement
with the Seneca. CH 9: The Campaign for the Great Lakes, 1764 Indian
Defense Plans British Preparations: The Niagara Conference The Search for
Peace: the Mission of Captain Morris The Thwarting of John Bradstreet CH
10: Peace Comes to the Ohio Valley a) Bouquet prepares for Battle b) A
Meeting at Muskingum CH 11: Pontiac and the Struggl