Never Come to Peace Again

Set against the backdrop of the Ohio River Valley before the American Revolution, the narrative explores the complex interplay of Indian, colonial, and imperial interests that led to Pontiac's Uprising from 1763 to 1766. This comprehensive account delves into the causes, events, and lasting impacts of the conflict, highlighting its significance in shaping American colonial history. It offers a detailed examination of a pivotal moment that reflects the tensions and struggles of the time.