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Discuss British/Colonial operations against New France during Queen Anne's War. Elaborate on how both parties, Britain and Colonial, viewed the fate of Walker's expedition

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In 1702 European war erupted when England fought France and Spain in the War of the Spanish Succession, called Queen's Anne's War by England's American colonies. This war was part of a series of wars fought between Great Britain and France in attempts to politically and physically control North America. Many America colonies were subject to violent raids by French and Indian forces from Canada. An example of an important operation during the war was that French and Indian raiders destroyed several ...

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