British occupation of the forks of the Ohio
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The British occupation of the forks of the Ohio was the post-1758 control and settlement of the strategically vital confluence of the Allegheny and Monongahela rivers (modern Pittsburgh), marking a key shift in power during the French and Indian War.
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| British occupation of the forks of the Ohio canonical | 1 |
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