A LOST AMERICAN EMPIRE?! The Battle of Fort Duquesne

Excellent production, thank you.

Well done guys! Hope you can do more! Very informative and interesting.

Popped up on my algorithm and so glad it did. You did such a GREAT job of intelligent interviewing. Well done

One oversight is the fact that many of the Scot’s Irish that settled in the region were recent descendants of Scottish Border Reavers, who have been described as light cavalry and had generations of experience in Scottish border wars. This also partially explains why they didn’t have great loyalty to the English Crown. My ancestors, the McCollochs, in the Wheeling area were noted horsemen. John established McColloch’s Traders Trail and was a trader, who supplied Bouquet’s forces, particularly livestock feed from the South Branch Valley.

Randomly found this and man this was such a good interview I hope you get the chance to upload more

Brilliant documentary enjoyed this

Excellent video. Two thumbs up

The British Crown had decapitated and displayed heads for years before 1700's. Henry VII and his daughters Mary and Elizabeth I. Even before then, beheadings and displaying the remains was not unheard of.

True, Historians rarely fully consider geography or understand how geology impacts history.

Good video with one important exception. At no time during these events was there ever one French resident in New France for every 10 British residents in the American colonies. The ultimate outcome was always somewhat obvious.

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Alan Gutchess sounds identical to Bill Belichick.

The river ways eventually lead to a port and the ocean which was good for trade with Europe and the resources

What is the purpose of titling this video "American Revolution". Fort Duquesne was during the French and Indian War. And it was beaver, not deer, that was the object of the French.

Don't forget the sale of the Louisiana purchase and the idea of manifest destiny

Is Alan Gutchess related to bill beliecheck? He sounds just like him and his mannerisms r very similar

And the fur trade made Astor a rich man at first the trade was a friendly trade with the indians

American blood for this country before it was america

Good video. It’s obvious here the host of the show knows more than the expert he’s interviewing 🤣

Good history for early American colonization.