Salmon Falls raid

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The Salmon Falls raid was a 1690 French and Native American attack on the English frontier settlement of Salmon Falls (in present-day Maine) during King William's War, resulting in significant destruction and loss of life.

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instanceOf battle of King William's War
military raid
belligerent English colonists
French colonists
Native American allies of New France
New England colonists
New France
cause frontier tensions during King William's War
ongoing hostilities between New France and New England
combatant English settlers at Salmon Falls
French and Native American forces
conflict King William's War
contributedTo heightened fear in New England frontier communities
subsequent retaliatory expeditions by New England forces
countryAttacked English colonies
date 1690
effect captivity of some settlers
loss of life among English settlers
significant destruction of Salmon Falls settlement
historicalPeriod late 17th century
location English frontier settlement of Salmon Falls
Salmon Falls
present-day Maine
natureOfAttack surprise raid
opponent English frontier settlement of Salmon Falls
partOf French–Native American wars
surface form: French and Indian Wars
region northern New England frontier
result French and Native American victory
typeOfWarfare frontier warfare
year 1690

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King William's War hasPart Salmon Falls raid