BATTLE OF MONTMORENCI, near Quebec; Wolfe repulsed, July 31. CROWN POINT, N. Y., taken by Amherst,-Aug. 4. PLAINS OF ABRAHAM, Quebec; Wolfe and Montcalm mortally wounded, -Sept. 13. QUEBEC surrendered to the British,-Sept. 18. 1760. CHEROKEE WAR in Georgia. BATTLE OF SILLERY, Canada; Dr. Levi attempts to recover Quebec, -April 28. ACCESSION OF GEORGE III. to English throne, — 1762. LOUISIANA ceded to Spain by France. PONTIAC'S CONSPIRACY to unite Indian nations. 1763. TREATY OF PARIS closed the French and Indian War,-Feb. 10. (Practically all territory east of Mississippi River ceded by France to England; two islands near Newfoundland and island and town of New Orleans retained by France.) FLORIDA ceded to Great Britain by Spain, treaty of EAST AND WEST FLORIDA established by George PONTIAC'S WAR broke out, -Ottawas. SIEGE OF DETROIT by the Indians unsuccessful, May. THE COLUMBIAN HISTORICAL NOVELS. A Complete History of Our Country, from the Time of Columbus down to the present Day, in the form of Twelve Complete Stories. Vol. By JOHN R. MUSICK. Uniform Size and Style; 8vo, Half Morocco, and Cloth Bind- Vol. II. TITLES: I. Columbia: A Story of the Discovery of America. Vol. V. The Pilgrims: A Story of Massachusetts. Vol. The Historical Divisions are: Ist. Age of Discovery; 2d. Conquest; 3d. Bigotry; 4th. Colonization; 5th. Reason; 6th. Tyranny; 7th. Superstition; 8th. Contention of Powers for Supremacy 9th. Independence; 10th. Liberty Established; 11th. Supremacy Abroad; 12th. Union. FUNK & WAGNALLS COMPANY, Publishers, 30 Lafayette Place, New York. LONDON: TORONTO, CAN.: 11 Richmond St., W. |