He covers the period between the establishment of Jamestown and the end of
Queen Anne's War, discussing the colonial American forces raised by the English and French, as well as the regular units sent from England and France for service in the Americas, emphasizing the role that the European contingents had in the military development of the American colonies.
War and Peace (U.S.) KING PHILIP'S WAR (1675-76), KING WILLIAM'S WAR (1689-97),
QUEEN ANNE'S WAR (1701-14), KING GEORGE'S WAR (1744-48), ROGERS' RANGERS, PONTIACS WAR/CONSPIRACY (1763-5), KING'S MOUNTAIN, SHAY'S REBELLION, JAY'S TREATY, HARPER'S FERRY, PICKETT'S CHARGE, CUSTER'S LAST STAND, CHIEF JOSEPH'S WAR
186), too far from civilization to be easily protected as
Queen Anne's War spilling over into the colonies.
Following its successful use of fiat money in 1690, Massachusetts made multiple issues of paper currency to finance its involvement in
Queen Anne's War (1702-1713).
He was thought to have served as a privateer during
Queen Anne's War before turning to piracy.
Eames's work focuses on the provincial soldier and frontier warfare in colonial New England between 1689 and 1748, a period that covers three North American conflicts known as King William's War,
Queen Anne's War, and King George's War.
The balance achieved a neutrality in
Queen Anne's War that resurrected--momentarily--trade relationships while minimizing spiritual and political "domination" by the European contestants (p.
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Queen Anne's War (1702-13) is usually better known by what name?
Part of that conflict's vast battle-ground included North America, where it was known as
Queen Anne's War.
France and England had been battling for control of the North American continent since the start of
Queen Anne's War in 1702.
Winston Churchill was a descendant of John Churchill, the great marshal of
Queen Anne's War. Winston's father, Lord Randolph, was a cabinet minister, and his mother, the former Jennie Jerome, was an American socialite.
First published in 1936, this is an account by Lanning (late of Duke U.) of the diplomatic struggle in the colonial Americas over the lands of Georgia between England and Spain during the era that also witnessed the less diplomatic
Queen Anne's War, the War of Jenkins' Ear, and the French and Indian Wars.