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List of Anglo-French conflicts on Hudson Bay

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Since the posts were held by, at most, a few dozen traders and labourers, they could easily be captured by a small group of soldiers; however, it was difficult to send soldiers to the Bay and impractical to keep them there over winter. The short ice-free season made it difficult to take all the posts
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After 1713, military competition was replaced by an economic one as the French, and later other British traders, tried to divert trade from the HBC to Montreal. This lasted until 1821, when the HBC absorbed the Montreal traders. In the interior, there were scattered fights involving the traders and
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in one year. Thus, the posts changed hands more or less at random whenever one side or the other sent a force into the Bay. Only in 1697 did significant British and French forces meet on the bay when the
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1674: Albanel again reaches Rupert House. He and Groseillers are sent to England. Father Albanel and French money induce Groseillers to return to the French service.
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learned that the best furs come from north of Lake Superior. When their plans are rejected at Quebec they turned to the English.
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were a series of conflicts in the 17th and 18th centuries between England and France for control over the area around the
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1690: D'Iberville tries to capture York Factory but finds it guarded by a warship. He goes south and captures
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returns to James Bay to pick up the remaining furs. There, he defeats two English ships and returns to France.
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1695: Three Royal Navy frigates recapture York Factory. The French now hold no forts on the bay.
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and mostly ended in 1713, when France recognized British sovereignty over the Bay in the
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with France for nine years. Below is a list of incidents during the war:
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1698: The war ends and there seems to have been little action thereafter.
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Beginning in 1672, the French sought to drive out the English
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travels from Quebec to Rupert House, but finds it deserted.
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successfully raids Prince of Wales Fort and York Factory.
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their Indian allies, but these have left few records.
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Hudson Bay
Hudson's Bay Company
Hudson Bay
King William's War
Treaty of Utrecht
Prince of Wales Fort
Battle of Hudson's Bay
Pierre-Esprit Radisson
MĂ©dard des Groseilliers
Rupert House
MĂ©dard des Groseilliers
Hudson's Bay Company
posts built on James Bay
Rupert House
Moose Factory
Fort Albany
Charles Albanel
Charles Aubert de La Chesnaye
Compagnie du Nord
MĂ©dard des Groseilliers
Hayes River
Hudson Bay expedition
York Factory

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