A Concise Account of North America

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book ethnographic work geographical work non-fiction book

A Concise Account of North America is an 18th-century geographical and ethnographic work by Robert Rogers that describes the lands, peoples, and military frontiers of North America during the colonial era.

Statements (42)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	book → ethnographic work → geographical work → non-fiction book →
author	Robert Rogers →
authorOccupation	frontiersman → ranger officer → soldier →
countryOfOrigin	Great Britain →
describes	customs of Indigenous nations → lands of North America → military frontiers in North America → military logistics in frontier warfare → peoples of North America → strategic value of North American territories →
genre	ethnography → geography → military history →
hasEthnographicDetail	social organization of Native groups → trade relations between Europeans and Indigenous peoples → war practices of Native groups →
hasPart	accounts of forts and military posts → accounts of trade routes → descriptions of Native American nations → descriptions of geography →
hasPerspective	British colonial perspective →
historicalContext	Anglo-French rivalry in North America → British colonial expansion in North America →
intendedAudience	British policymakers → colonial administrators → military officers →
language	English →
literaryPeriod	colonial American literature →
mainSubject	French and Indian War → Indigenous peoples of North America → North America → colonial frontiers →
publicationCentury	18th century →
timePeriodDescribed	18th century → colonial era →
usedAs	reference work on North American frontier conditions →
workPeriod	Seven Years' War era →

Referenced by (1)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Robert Rogers →	wrote