"The Seven Years' War in Pennsylvania and Virginia ravaged a tranquil colonial region and opened the door to the definitive elements of the next few decades--western expansion, widespread fear and hatred of Indians, free colonial trading, a new spirit of self-reliance, and most crucially, the Revolutionary War and the evolution of a new nation. Combing Native American, social, and military history, Matthew Ward presents a detailed and compelling portrait of the conflict."

A soft cover book with 329 pages.

Item #1338
$22.00