The Conspiracy of Pontiac and the Indian War after the Conquest of Canada
Francis Parkman, Jr.
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"The Conspiracy of Pontiac" was Parkman's first history book and first published in 1851. It covers the Indian wars of 1763 to 1769. Pontiac, an Ottawa chief, put together a coalition of Indian tribes from around the Great Lakes region and the Illinois and Ohio Countries to attack the British under General Jeffrey Amherst. - Summary by Richard Carpenter (16 hr 33 min)
Chapters
Preface | 10:13 | Read by Brendan Stallard |
Chapter 1, part 1 | 43:48 | Read by Brendan Stallard |
Chapter 1, part 2 | 31:41 | Read by Brendan Stallard |
Chapter 2 | 34:53 | Read by Brendan Stallard |
Chapter 3 | 50:54 | Read by Brendan Stallard |
Chapter 4, part 1 | 41:28 | Read by Brendan Stallard |
Chapter 4, part 2 | 36:54 | Read by Brendan Stallard |
Chapter 5 | 30:01 | Read by Brendan Stallard |
Chapter 6 | 16:57 | Read by Brendan Stallard |
Chapter 7 | 26:24 | Read by Brendan Stallard |
Chapter 8 | 17:04 | Read by Brendan Stallard |
Chapter 9 | 20:37 | Read by Brendan Stallard |
Chapter 10 | 17:46 | Read by Brendan Stallard |
Chapter 11 | 35:37 | Read by Brendan Stallard |
Chapter 12 | 21:46 | Read by Phil Schempf |
Chapter 13 | 35:44 | Read by Phil Schempf |
Chapter 14 | 25:39 | Read by Phil Schempf |
Chapter 15 | 23:07 | Read by Phil Schempf |
Chapter 16 | 23:49 | Read by Phil Schempf |
Chapter 17, part 1 | 19:11 | Read by Phil Schempf |
Chapter 17, part 2 | 23:31 | Read by Phil Schempf |
Chapter 18 | 35:27 | Read by Phil Schempf |
Chapter 19 | 34:53 | Read by Phil Schempf |
Chapter 20 | 22:41 | Read by Phil Schempf |
Chapter 21 | 11:53 | Read by Phil Schempf |
Chapter 22 | 32:01 | Read by Phil Schempf |
Chapter 23 | 11:57 | Read by Phil Schempf |
Chapter 24 | 24:28 | Read by Phil Schempf |
Chapter 25 | 27:46 | Read by Phil Schempf |
Chapter 26, part 1 | 30:43 | Read by Phil Schempf |
Chapter 26, part 2 | 28:23 | Read by Phil Schempf |
Chapter 27, part 1 | 29:19 | Read by Phil Schempf |
Chapter 27, part 2 | 28:01 | Read by Phil Schempf |
Chapter 28 | 14:40 | Read by Phil Schempf |
Chapter 29 | 24:21 | Read by Phil Schempf |
Chapter 30 | 31:02 | Read by Phil Schempf |
Chapter 31 | 19:06 | Read by Phil Schempf |
Reviews
Long and in-depth historical account of the early conflicts





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A fine work to illumine an off ignored saga of American history. Two comments:, Parkman's literary ability is on full display; One can only wonder why the English commanders continued to believe the words of a people who practiced lying and treachery as an accepted way of life.