Description
The last of the wars for the control of North America. The French & Indian War was an epic struggle between France and Great Britian and her colonial allies. Both sides were fighting for control of the North American Continent. The long-standing and deeply rooted animosity between France and Britian made this final decisive conflict all but inevitable. The war represented the first large-scale mobilization of the colonial militias and would prove to be a critical factor in the war for American Independence that would follow less than a generation later. The war is best remembered for the Battle of Quebec, where British General Wolfe surprised French forces on the Plains of Abraham outside the city of Quebec and decisively routed them. Wolfe himself was shot and killed, and did not see the French surrender on September 18th or the takeover of French Canada by the British. This DVD features commentary and analysis by Dr. Scott Lucas of the University of Birmingham, author and historian Stuart Reid, Director of the Old Fort Niagara Brian Dunnigan, and military experts Kenneth A. Hamilton and George A. Bray III. It also features atmospheric battle re-enactments and period images. Narrated by Ian Brooker.
Actors:
History of Warfare
Details for The History of Warfare: French & Indian War DVD:
Studio: Cromwell Productions
Format: Color / DVD-Video / NTSC
Language: English (Original Language)
Run Time: 55
Rating: NR (Not Rated)
Release Date: February 13, 2007
Number of Discs: 1
UPC: 723721100568
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