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"Index of the Project Gutenberg Works of William Wood" by William Wood is a collection of historical accounts and chronicles written during the early 20th century. This compilation features a wide range of topics concerning notable events and figures in Canadian and British history, showcasing narratives surrounding key battles, naval history, and influential characters such as General Wolfe and Sir Francis Drake. The work encapsulates a strong focus on the maritime aspects of history, particularly through the lens of conflicts and their socio-political implications. The book serves as an index to various detailed chronicles, each exploring significant moments in history. Among the highlighted works are "Captains of the Civil War," detailing pivotal battles and military leaders during the American Civil War, and "The Great Fortress," which recounts the history and significance of Louisbourg. Additionally, "The Winning of Canada" narrates the triumphs of British forces in Canada, while "Flag and Fleet" discusses the British Navy's contributions to seafaring and warfare. Overall, this index provides readers with a guide to understanding William Wood's extensive works, emphasizing narratives that shaped North American and British history through military engagements and exploration. (This is an automatically generated summary.)
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