The War that Made America A Short History of the French and Indian War

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Esamina come la guerra franco-indiana della metà del XVIII secolo abbia avuto un impatto definitivo sulla storia, tracciando come sia servita a rovesciare gli equilibri di potere in due continenti e gettando le basi per la rivoluzione americana.

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