The Chronicles of America Series volume 10
The Chronicles of America Series volume 10
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She had not taken very seriously her support of the colonies in their attack on Louis- bourg and she had failed them utterly in their designs on Canada. It is true that in Europe England had grave problems to solve. Austria, with which she was allied, desired her to fight until Frederick of Prussia should give up the province of Silesia seized by him in 1710. In this quarrel England had no vital interest. France had occupied the Austrian Netherlands and had refused to hand back to Austria this ...territory unless she received Cape Breton in return. Brit- ain might have kept Cape Breton if she would have allowed France to keep Belgium. This, in loyalty to Austria, she would not do. Accord- ingly peace was made at Aix-la-Chapelle in 1748 on the agreement that each side should restore to the other its conquests, not merely in Europe but also in America and Asia. Thus it happened that the British flag went up again at Madras while it came down at Louisbourg.
Boston was of course angry at the terms of the treaty.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She had not taken very seriously her support of the colonies in their attack on Louis- bourg and she had failed them utterly in their designs on Canada. It is true that in Europe England had grave problems to solve. Austria, with which she was allied, desired her to fight until Frederick of Prussia should give up the province of Silesia seized by him in 1710. In this quarrel England had no vital interest. France had occupied the Austrian Netherlands and had refused to hand back to Austria this ...territory unless she received Cape Breton in return. Brit- ain might have kept Cape Breton if she would have allowed France to keep Belgium. This, in loyalty to Austria, she would not do. Accord- ingly peace was made at Aix-la-Chapelle in 1748 on the agreement that each side should restore to the other its conquests, not merely in Europe but also in America and Asia. Thus it happened that the British flag went up again at Madras while it came down at Louisbourg.
Boston was of course angry at the terms of the treaty.
What to read after The Chronicles of America Series volume 10?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Johnson Allen to read onlineMoreLess
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