This book, a product of years of research, starts with the incursions of the French forces into the Ohio Valley from Canada just before the mid 18th century, and portrays the involvement of the colony of Maryland until just after the conclusion of the war in 1763. Topics include the ongoing battle between Governor Horatio Sharpe and the Maryland Assembly, Indian Policy, the Braddock and Forbes expeditions, the Indian uprising under Pontiac, and the economic and social development of the colony. This volume is richly illustrated containing many charts, maps, pictures and historical markers. This book meets the longtime need for the account of Maryland's role in this war.

268 pages, hardcover, maroon lexatone cover with gold embossing.