Three Years War

Dummer's War (c. 1721-1725), (also known as Lovewell's War, Father Rale's War, Greylock's War, Three Years War or the 4th Indian War) was a series of battles between the British and French. The war had little organized leadership, and was mostly a series of skirmishes. Exactly which of these should be considered part of the war remains a matter of dispute. The root cause of the conflict was tension over the ownership of American territories in northern New England. At that time, territorial control was split between the French and English. The French had been the first to explore the Kennebec River in Maine, with Samuel Champlain reaching it in 1604.
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