Books by Daniel Marston

This text traces the background and course of the French-Indian War, fought out in the forests, plains and forts of the North American Frontier. Despite early French success against a British Army unskilled in woodland fighting, the British learned quickly from their Native American allies and emerged victorious at Louisbourg and Quebec.

The closest thing to total war before World War I, the Seven Year's War was fought in North America, Europe, the Caribbean and India, with major consequences for those involved. This text reviews the strategies of the combatants and examines the differing styles of warfare used in the campaign.

This book offers a new interpretation of the period of fighting out of which the United States was born.