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In "British Policy in the Illinois Country, 1763-1768," Clarence Edwin Carter meticulously examines the intricate dynamics of British colonial administration during a pivotal period in American history. Carter utilizes an analytical approach, combining primary source documents with a critical interpretation of policy shifts and their implications for both Native American populations and settlers in the Illinois Country. The book offers a blend of narrative history and political analysis, contextualizing events within the broader framework of the Empire's strategies in North America during the post-Seven Years' War era. Carter, an esteemed historian with a focus on colonial American history, ...