...ended in 1748. A new struggle between the same nations was in the air, and this, which proved to be " the Seven Years' War," or " the French and Indian War," as it was variously called, promised to be the most costly and destructive for the American provinces. It...

...that the treaty of peace was signed at Paris between the English and the French, which treaty closed the Seven Years War, or the French and Indian War, as it was known in British America. The result of this war to England was the cession by France •of her...

...Philosophy, June, 1905. 2. Orrin Edward Tiffany is a native of Minnesota, who received his early training in district schools and the seminary at Spring Arbor,...with her Puritan neighbors in their revolutionary struggle.^ With the outbreak of the French Revolution the British Government, led partly by the desire...

...France and Great Britain did not last long. A few years after King George's War ended, there began the Seven Years' War, — or the French and Indian War, as it was called in the colonies. This was the fourth, greatest, and last war between the French and British...

...met and defeated a body of French troops at Great Meadows on the western slope of the Alleghanies. The Seven Years War or the French and Indian War, as it is commonly called, now began. Expeditions were planned against Fort Duquesne, against Crown Point, a...

...position made him not only a bulwark for the Society of Friends but a prime target for all its enemies. The Seven Years War, or the French and Indian War, as it was called in America, had given opportunity to the French to alienate the Delaware and Shawanese Indians,...

...Revolutionary War grew out of England's attempt to tax her colonies for revenue to pay the costs of the French and Indian War, as it is known in American history. When General Braddock came to America to force the French from the territory claimed by England he...

...the Graduate School of the University of Michigan for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy, June. 1905. sity of changing her colonial policy in the Canadas;...to England took place just at the beginning of the controvers*1€ft-hat lecj fcf {he :AJnerican Revolution and the loss of the thirteen "English" Colo/lies....

...to bring English-speaking priests to West Florida that the rest of this essay is devoted. Following the Seven Years War, or the French and Indian War as it was called in America, which ended in 1763, a number of British veterans of that war came to British...

...tyranny and despotism. 52Frederick William I ( 1688-1740), King of Prussia. 53British successes during the Seven Years' War, or the French and Indian War as it was known in North America, made Britain's North American colonies safer from other European powers...