What was the Massacre at Fort William Henry?

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Fed [463]3 years ago

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Fort William Henry “Massacre” Fort William Henry “Massacre” In the 1750s, the European imperial powers in North America, France and Britain, faced one another as rivals in the greater Lake Champlain region, an area of economic and strategic value to both.

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TiliK225 [7]3 years ago

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Answer:The Indians brutally killed and scalped many of the British soldiers and then took hundreds of prisoners to Canada where they were held for ransom. Although early chroniclers claimed that as many as 1,500 British were killed, more recent analysis—based on period documents—places the number closer to 185.

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