Map published in the middle of the French and Indian War. Shows the theater of conflict between eastern Lake Ontario and New England. The war was fought between 1754 and 1763 and was part of a broader international struggle between France and England known as the Seven Year’s War. Identifies the location of European camps, Native American tribes (who played a critical role in the war as allies to both sides), forts, and settlements. The powerful Iroquois Nation can be seen across much of northern New York, and several other tribes are noted as having been conquered by the Five Nations. Elsewhere on the map, broad swathes of territory are labeled as “parts [or] country but little known.” Engraved by Richard William Seale and published 1757 by John Hinton in his Universal Magazine. Margin added at bottom right where it had been bound into book. Laid down on backing board. Some toning near edges where map had been matted. 11 x 14.5

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