Author(s)

Daniel BazanFollow

Date

5-2013

Department

College of Arts and Sciences

Degree

Master of Arts in History - Thesis (MA)

Chair

Christopher Smith

Primary Subject Area

Geography; History, Canadian; History, Military; History, United States; Military Studies

Keywords

Amherst, Canada, Logistics, Loring, Naval

Disciplines

Geography | History | Military and Veterans Studies | Military History | Physical and Environmental Geography | United States History

Abstract

The thesis examines the various difficulties with logistics the British needed to overcome in Canada during the Seven Years War and those who helped . Without the necessary supplies and provisions for frontier campaigning, Britain would have lost the war. The thesis provides primary accounts of the geography during the war, various logistical factors, and the men that helped provide the necessary materials for the successful outcome of the British offensive in Canada.

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