A Most Troublesome Situation: The British Military and the Pontiac Indian Uprising of 1763-1764

223, [1] pp. A "Most Troublesome Situation" uses numerous excerpts from period accounts to retell the important story of the Pontiac Indian Uprising. The words of the British officers and soldiers caught up in the battle, as well as those of French inhabitants and some of the Indians themselves, reveal that dedication and deceit, as well as heroism and treachery, could be found on both sides of the conflict. Beautifully illustrated by noted historical artists Robert Griffing and Gary Zaboly.