Chronicles of America - Conquest of New France

Chronicles of America - Conquest of New France

George Wrong
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Jaksot 32
Viimeisin 12.09.2026

This podcast recounts the long and violent conflict between the expanding English colonies and New France in North America. Beginning with a fragile peace between the British and French crowns, the narrative shifts after the fall of the Stuart dynasty and the rise of William of Orange, which France openly opposed. It traces the relentless battles fought between 1690 and 1760, highlighting the brief pauses between campaigns. The series culminates in France surrendering its American empire to Britain, offering a detailed look at seventy years of colonial warfare and imperial rivalry.

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