Fort Niagara, 148–149, 255–256,
292, 333–334, 369, 390,
401–403
Fort Oswego, 89, 172, 518, 539
anticipating Johnson at Lake
George, 140
Bougainville’s success at, 60
Bourlamaque’s defense of, 62
Coulon at, 129
Harvey and Drummond at,
149, 212
Johnson’s Iroquois
conference, 256
Montcalm’s victory at, 332
Fort Pillow, 164
Fort Pitt, 189
Fort Randolph, 123
Fort Robinson, 153
Fort St. Joseph, 74
Fort Saybrook, 457
Fort Stanton, 523
Fort Stanwix, 87, 89, 120,
483–484
Fort Stedman, 192
Fort Stephenson, 412
Fort Sumter, 154–155, 226, 244,
376
Fort Ticonderoga, 24, 43, 60, 62,
84, 86, 238, 240, 256, 430
construction of, 140
Haldimand’s light cavalry
unit, 206
Levis’s support at, 292
Montcalm’s tactics at, 333
St. Leger and, 485
Fort Union, 472
Fort Washington, 282, 418
Fort Wayne, 506
Fort William Henry, 60, 129,
140–141, 291, 333
Fort Wise, 55
Foster, John G., 155
Fox tribe, 521
France, 273
alliance against Hitler, 229
attack on Newport, 19–20
Graves’s blunders against, 201
Vietnam War, 184–187
Virginia Capes, 202
Franco, Francisco, 343
Franco-Prussian War, 178, 223
Franklin, Benjamin, 238
Fraser, Simon, 85, 164–167,390,
428, 430
Fraser’s Chasseurs, 165
Fraser’s Highlanders, 91
Fredericksburg, Battle of, 4, 12,
232, 374, 489
Freeman’s Farm, Battle of, 25,
390, 431
Frémont, John C., 29, 409
French and Indian War, x, 257
Battle of Lake George,
140–141
capture of Girty’s family, 188
causes of, 129–130
fall of Fort Niagara, 333
Gage’s development of
woodland tactics,
172–173
Grant’s role in Fort Duquesne
siege, 199
Guy Johnson’s lacklustre
performance in, 255–257
Joseph Brant and, 68
Levis’s victories, 291–293
Native American supporters
of the French, 122–124
Pouchot’s distinction at Fort
Niagara, 401–403
preliminary skirmishes to,
369–370
SeeAppendix B for list of
participants; individual
battles
French army officers
de Bourlamaque, François-
Charles, 62–63
Coulon de Villiers, Louis,
128–129
Dieskau, Jean-Armand,
140–141
French colonial governors,
517–519
de Bienville, Jean-Baptiste Le
Moyne, 48–50
Frontenac, Comte de, Louis
de Baude, 167–169
de Vaudreuil, Pierre de
Rigaud, 129, 207, 291–292,
332–333, 517–519, 522
de Vaudreuil, Philippe de
Rigaud, 520–522
French generals, 331–334French naval officers
de Bienville, Jean-Baptiste Le
Moyne, 48–50
de Bougainville, Louis-
Antoine, 59–61
d’Iberville, Pierre Le Moyne,
49, 135–137
French Revolution, 61, 239
Frenchman’s Creek, 51
Frenchtown, Battle of, 53, 115,
411, 504
Freyburg, Bernard, 465, 491
Friedrich II, 281, 283
Fritsch, Werner von, 279
Frontenac, Comte de, Louis de
Baude, 135, 167–169,
520
Frontier Wars. SeeAppendix B
for list of participants
Fuchida, Mitsuo, 169–171,345,
533
Fumimaro Konoe, Prince, 508
Funston, Frederick, 2
Fur trade, 521Gabreski, Francis S., 36
Gadsden Purchase, 455
Gage, Thomas, 83, 97–98,
172–174, 255
arrest of Adams and
Hancock, 481
Clinton and, 107–108
governor of Montreal district,
207
Percy’s service under,
384–385
Pitcairn’s reinforcement of,
396
replacing Amherst, 401
seizing ordnance at Salem,
289
Gaines, Edmund P., 6, 150–151
Gaines Mill, Battle of, 4, 236,
314
Gales, Joseph, 115
Galland, Adolf, 36, 175–177, 195
Gallwitz, Max von, xi, 178–180,
225
Galveston, Texas, 314
Gambier, James, 118, 239
Gansevoort, Peter, 484–485
Garter, Order of the, 237INDEX