The First War Fought on Five Continents — and the One That Made Britain a Great Power
From Turning Points: World History · 4:11
Show by Madin Misan
The first war fought on five continents — and the one that made Britain the world's great power. One war, seven years, five continents — and it set in motion both the American Revolution and the French Revolution.
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