French And Indian War Collection
"Moving Artillery: A Glimpse into the French and Indian War" EVNT2A-00048
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"Moving Artillery: A Glimpse into the French and Indian War" EVNT2A-00048, EVNT2A-00011 Witness the pivotal moments of the French and Indian War as depicted in these historical engravings. One such scene captures the surrender of Fort Niagara to British forces led by Sir William Johnson on July 26, 1759. The fort's strategic location on the eastern shore of the Niagara River played a crucial role in this conflict. In another engraving titled "Frederick the Great after the Battle of Kolin, " we catch a glimpse of this renowned Prussian king during his military campaign against Austria in June 1757. His tactical brilliance earned him great respect among European powers. The image of W. Pitt, Earl of Chatham, reminds us that political leadership was just as important as military prowess during this time period. Pitt's influence and support were instrumental in shaping Britain's strategy throughout the war. Lord Hood and Hans Joachim von Ziethen are also featured here, showcasing two prominent figures who left their mark on history through their contributions to various battles during this tumultuous era. One captivating illustration portrays a cavalry engagement at Rossbach on November 5, 1757. This clash between Prussia and France demonstrated Frederick II's exceptional command over his troops and solidified his reputation as one of Europe's most skilled military commanders. Not all scenes depict triumphs; some highlight tragic events like "The Braddock Massacre. " This lithograph serves as a somber reminder that warfare often comes with devastating consequences for both sides involved. However, amidst these tales of conflict and loss emerges an inspiring depiction titled "Captain Yorke Leading the Forlorn Hope at Masulipatam. " It showcases bravery and determination exhibited by individuals fighting for their respective causes despite overwhelming odds. Lastly, we explore an intriguing color lithograph depicting Louis XV's French colonial empire from 1715 to 1774.