The book "Pontiac's Conspiracy and the Indian War after the Acquisition of Canada" was written by Francis Parkman, an eminent American historian and writer. In this historical work, the author refers to the events of the second half of the 18th century in North America, describing the conflicts between the British colonists and the adjusting tribes of Indian women. Parkman reveals the broad context of the Pontiac conspiracy and its consequences for both sides of the conflict. Readers are given the opportunity to deepen their knowledge of Canadian history and the role of Indian tribes in the struggle for power on the continent. With the help of this book, readers will be able to better understand the complex dynamics and relationships between European and Indian civilizations of that time.