How did the appointment in 1756 of John Campbell, earl of Loudoun, to over-see military operations in North America created its own set of problems in the French and Indian War?
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But the appointment in 1756 of John Campbell, earl of Loudoun, to over-see military operations in North America created its own set of problems. Loudoun's imperious mannerisms and abrasive personality made him a poor choice for the post, and he ended up alienating many of the provincial leaders whose support he needed most.
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