* History of the Late War in North America...
by Thomas Mante. Published in 1772, this is the finest account of the French & Indian Wars.

It covers the theatres of war in Pennsylvania, Canada, the Ohio Valley, Champlain Valley, Cherokee Country -- and the West Indies. Often cited by scholars as the definitive source, this book is really the cornerstone of any French & Indian War library. The text is browser-readable offline -- and also printable.

* Accompanied by 18 wonderfully detailed colored maps --most by Thomas Kitchin, Hydrographer to his Majesty, the King. Each map is printable in sizes that accommodate both small and large format printers.

Also includes:

* The Journal of Major John Hawkes, 1759.
* The Journal of Rev. John Graham, who was present at the Havana Siege in 1762.
* Period accounts of the battle at Fort Ticonderoga, 1758; The Siege of Louisbourg, 1758; The Attack on Quebec, 1759.
* Printable military troop raising instructions from Massachusetts and Connecticut.
*1754 Maryland Gazette describing the action and surrender terms at Ft. Necessity.

There are over 570 pages of primary source information -- plus some of the most incredible maps you've ever seen.