"Half a Century of Conflict - Volume II" is the second part of the outstanding work of Francis Parkman, an American historian and writer, devoted to the study of the French-Indian wars in North America in the 18th century. In this book, the author talks about the complex political relations between colonists and Indian tribes, describes important events and battles that took place during half a century. Parkman analyzes in detail the causes of the conflicts, the strategies of the parties and their consequences, revealing the broad context of the history of the development of the East Coast of North America. Thanks to its in-depth study of historical events, the book "Half a Century of Conflict - Volume II" has become a classic in the study of American history and is recognized as one of the most authoritative works on the subject.