A Half-Century of Conflict

F. Parkman's "A Half-Century of Conflict, Vol. 2" delves into the tumultuous period of Colonial America and New France in the early 18th century, specifically focusing on Queen Anne's War (1702-1713). A vital piece of military history, this volume provides a detailed account of the conflicts and struggles that defined this era.

Explore the tensions and battles that shaped the future of both the United States and Canada. Parkman meticulously recounts the events leading up to and including Queen Anne's War, a key chapter in the broader narrative of the French and Indian War.

This historical text offers invaluable insights into the colonial period, providing a comprehensive look at the military strategies, political maneuvering, and cultural clashes that characterized this half-century of conflict. Experience the past through the words of a masterful historian in this carefully prepared print republication.

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