ABSTRACT
The year was 1760, and Great Britain and France, each aided by a few European allies, were at it again in the fourth year of what was later called the Seven Years' War. Land warfare occurred halfway round the globe, from North America where British regulars and Colonial troops (commanded by Col. George Washington) kept the Ohio Valley from French incursion, to India where the British ended France's attempt to add that country to her list of colonies.
