Donald H. Kent

A study of the Niagara River and the four-mile strip along the American side for the United States Department of Justice (1) and Fort Le Boeuf at what is now Waterford; and that the French advanced down to the Ohio in 1754 and built Fort Duquesne at the Forks where Pittsburgh's Point Park is now located. The general outlines of the story of the coming of the French have never b (1) and the new sources can add nothing whatever to the historical certainties that a French army came in 1753 to build Fort Presque Isle at the present site of Erie (1) and Tonawanda Band of Senecas v. United States (1) Andrea (1) Archivio (2) British campaign in America (1) ca. 1600-1775 (1) Colonel Henry Bouquet (1) colonial (2) Docket Nos. 342-13 (1) for the cases entitled Seneca Nation v. United States (1) Fort Duquesne (2) Fort Loundon (1) Fort Machault (1) frontier forts (1) General John Forbes (1) George Washington (2) Governo (1) Great Forbes Road (1) Guerra dei sette anni (2) Guerra franco-indiana (5) Indiano d'America (1) Lands Division (1) Militare (1) military expedition (1) military organizer (1) Ohio (1) Pennsylvania (8) Raystown (1) since Parkman was a great literary craftsman as wellas historian. (1) Storia (4) storia locale (2) Subjects: Seneca Indians > History. Niagara Frontier (N.Y.) > History > Colonial period (1) Swiss descent (1) The French expeditions of 1753 and 1754 are well-known elements of early western Pennsylvania history. There is nothing new about the fact that these expeditions took place (1) the great historian Francis Parkman was able to present this story in general terms about as well as it can be done today -- or even better (1) trader routes (1) Western Pennsylvania History (2) XVIII secolo (2)