` :Whoa, hoss, take a minute there to breathe, why don't you?  I conceded the point that the West picture shouldn't solely represent the war.  Orders of Magnitude?  I've read Szabo, and even he would concede that, while the European War is oft-forgotten, this was was essentially and quintessentially a world-wide colonial war, within the confines of which was provided a cockpit for the central European powers to vie with each other for supremacy.  This is no place to get defensive or to take a Germanophile (or Anglophile) stance; it's sufficient merely to recognize that without Prussia's work in central Europe, Britain wouldn't have had a victory, just as it is true that without Britain and France crossing bayonets over the wilderness of the Ohio Valley, and Britain's choice of Prussia as an ally in the Diplomatic Revolution, Prussia wouldn't have had a war.  Now, let's get to being productive, and you suggest some images to go in a montage.  Oh, and this montage won't be worth the bytes it will consume without The Death of General Wolfe.  This isn't a popularity contest, but it being the most widely-viewed image in the English-speaking world of the war, it deserves a spot.    `