Crucible of War by Fred Anderson

Crucible of War by Fred Anderson

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Summary

In this account of the Seven Years' War, Fred Anderson demonstrates that the conflict was more than just a peripheral squabble that anticipated the American Revolution, changing the character of British Imperialism with the mother country trying to reshape terms of empire and the colonists' place.

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Crucible of War by Fred Anderson

A masterly narrative history of the Seven Years War, by which the British eliminated French power north of the Caribbean, at the same time igniting the slow-burning fuse of the American revolution. Fred Anderson observes how the war gave American colonists their first conflicts with real Englishmen; and how Americans were consequently emboldened to rally against the men who were once their masters. He offers a wholly engrossing account of the conflict, interweaving the stories of kings and officers with those of traders, Native Americans, and colonial peoples.
'Magnificent' John Keegan, Daily Telegraph; 'A masterpiece.' Hugh Brogan, The Times
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ISBN 13 9780571205653
ISBN 10 0571205658
Title Crucible of War
Author Fred Anderson
Condition Unavailable
Binding Type Paperback
Publisher Faber & Faber
Year published 2001-10-22
Number of pages 912
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