The Old Northwest A Chronicle Of The Ohio Valley And Beyond
By:Frederic Austin Ogg Published By:Double9 Books
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The old northwest: A chronicle of the Ohio valley and beyond examines the complex history of the old northwest region during the 18th century focusing on the shifting interactions among European settlers, Native Americans, and the evolving political landscape after the British victory in the French and Indian War. It highlights the fall of Montreal in 1760 as a crucial moment marking the transfer of control from French to British hands. The narrative emphasizes the early French settlements located near key rivers and trade routes, setting the stage for tensions that emerged as British authority expanded. The account details an indigenous uprising against British encroachment, illustrating the cultural clashes and political struggles that defined the region. This historical exploration provides insight into the changing governmental policies, conflicts, and alliances that influenced westward expansion. By tracing these forces, the work deepens understanding of how the old northwest shaped the broader development of America’s frontier and the complex legacies of colonization and resistance during a transformative era.
Frederic Austin Ogg was born in Solsberry, Indiana in 1878. He completed his undergraduate studies at DePauw University and pursued advanced degrees at Indiana and Harvard Universities, earning a PhD in history in 1908. After teaching at various high schools and colleges, he joined the University of Wisconsin as an associate professor of political science in 1914 and became a full professor in 1917. He served as chair of the political science department from 1925 to 1939. Ogg was actively involved in several economic and historical societies, and he edited the American Political Science Review from 1926 to 1949. He was also president of the American Political Science Association from 1940 to 1941. Ogg married Emma Virginia Perry in 1903. Over his career, he earned national recognition through his numerous writings, contributing to popular magazines and authoring seventeen books. His work spanned topics in history and political science, including notable titles such as Saxon and Slav and The Opening of the Mississippi. His parents’ names are not recorded in available sources.
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