By W. A. Calnek. 682p. (1897)

The history of Annapolis is marked by significant military and political events, particularly during the conflicts between French and English settlers. The region served as a battleground for control over North America, with notable figures like Subercase and Nicholson playing key roles in its defense and governance. Over time, Annapolis evolved from a contested territory into a center of social and intellectual growth, shaped by the experiences of exiles and the complexities of colonial administration.