"Montreal, 1535-1914. Volume 2. Under British rule, 1760-1914" is the second part of a large historical epic devoted to the development of Montreal from the time of colonization to the beginning of the 20th century. In this book, the author, William H. Atherton, explores the period when Montreal came under British rule after the signing of the 1763 Peace of Paris. He studies in detail the impact of British rule on the development of the city, its economy, culture, politics and society. Atherton reveals the complex relationships between Native Americans, French, and English colonists that shaped Montreal's new reality, affecting every aspect of the city's daily lives. From heightened political conflicts to cultural diversity, the author reveals a wide range of events and phenomena that took place during British rule in Montreal. "Montreal, 1535-1914. Volume 2. Under British Rule, 1760-1914" is a fascinating book that will help the reader better understand the history of this unique city, its importance in the great events of Canadian history and its contribution to the cultural diversity of the New World."