France and England in North America: A Series of Historical Narratives

Step into the tumultuous world of colonial America in this masterful work of historical narrative. From the founding of Quebec by French explorer Samuel de Champlain, to the epic struggles between England and France for control of the continent, this book is a sweeping saga of war, diplomacy, culture, and survival. With vivid characters, meticulous research, and compelling storytelling, Francis Parkman illuminates the complexities and contradictions that shaped the early history of the United States and Canada.

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