, 403
negotiates for surrender, 400-402
well-treated by Amherst, 403
Drucour, Mme., bravery of, 396, 403
Duchat, French, Captain, describes life at Ticonderoga, 267-268
Duchesnaye, 367
Dumas, French Captain at Fort Duquesne, 157, 158n., 161-162, 165,
235, 589
sets Indians on English settlers, 235ff.
reports destruction of Indiantown, 298
at defense of Quebec, 496, 499, 502
at defense of Montreal, 592
Dumas, M., tutor to Montcalm, 252-253
Dunbar, Colonel Thomas, with Braddock, 152
destroys supplies after ambush, 168
starts retreat, 168
reaches Fort Cumberland, 169
abandons frontier to its fate, 172-173
Dinwiddie calls conduct "monstrous," 173 and n.
disastrous results of retreat to settlers, 234-248
Duquesne, Fort, established, 115
garrison reinforced, 121
site of, 156
strength of, 156-157
Braddock ambushed from, 161
Washington urges capture of, 439
Forbes marches on, 439-459
its supplies cut off, 454-455
garrison destroys it and retires, 457
British occupy site, 457
its name changed to Pittsburg, 457
its conquest opens the West, 459
Duquesne, Marquis, Governor of Canada (1753), 51n.
sends expedition to occupy the Ohio, 79-80, 106ff.
recalled to France, 209
Durell, Admiral in Wolfe's Quebec fleet, 478
fails to intercept French ships, 482
arrives in Canada, 483, 486
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Edwards, Jonathan, 42
Elder, John, reports Indian attacks, 244
Elizabeth of Russia, 36
her hatred of Frederic the Great, 250
her death, 614
England in the mid 1700's, 29-31
effect of Seven Years War, 26
political aspects, 29, 31
social aspects, 30
her military status, 31
her American colonies, 25, 38-47
her rule in Nova Scotia (_See_ Acadia)
her difficulties in Acadia, 82-102
extent of her claims in Acadia, 104n.
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