Un premier livre dans l'histoire américaine avec des débuts européens . L'Angleterre avait un narrowstrip de Seacoast Atlantique, colonisées par les treize colonies.Il ne semble pas que la revendication était petite besidethat Englands de France ? Mais rappelez-vous que bien qu'il wasonly la région côtière qui a été réglée, l'Angleterre claimedthat ses colonies tout droit étendu à travers l'Americato l'océan Pacifique. Si vous regardez votre carte, vous verrez qu'un greatdeal des terres revendiquées par la France et l'Angleterre a été thevery même terre. Les Français a soutenu l'ensemble de l'MississippiValley ; l'anglais a coûté la plus grande partie de celui-ci. TheFrench cl

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A first book in American history with European beginnings . England had a narrowstrip of Atlantic seacoast, settled by thirteen colonies.Doesnt it seem that Englands claim was small besidethat of France? But remember that although it wasonly the coast region that was settled, England claimedthat her colonies extended straight across North Americato the Pacific Ocean. If you will look at your map, you will see that a greatdeal of the land claimed by France and England was thevery same land. The French claimed the entire MississippiValley; the English claimed the greater part of it. TheFrench claimed all the region of the Great Lakes, includ-ing a good part of the present state of New York, while the 185 A FIRST BOOK IN AMERICAN HISTORY English claimed a-great deal of the lake region for them-selves, including all of New York. As France and England were usually fighting with eachother at home, one could hardly expect that their coloniescould live in peace in America, especially when both claimedthe same territory. War had to come, and war came.. The Present Territory of the United States as Claimed by theFrench, English, and Spanish in 1749. (It must be remembered that the French and English claims overlapped.) There were four wars between the French and theEnglish in America, lasting off and on from 1689 to 1763.The last one was the most important; it settled mattersfor all time. There were about fourteen times as many English inAmerica as there were French. But the French bal-anced this disadvantage by the help of many tribes ofbloodthirsty Indians. The English, on the other hand, had only the Iroquois to help them. 186 MONTCALM AND WOLFE It was in the year 1749 that the very beginnings ofthe last war between the French and the English in Amer-ica were made. The French Governor of Canada sawthat the daring English settlers were pushing their waywestward into the Ohio Valley. If once a colony of Eng-lish should be firmly planted in the valley of the Ohio, itwould be a

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