AMERICAN REVOLUTION – BATTLE OF QUEBEC (CONT.)
Following the battle, Arnold sent Moses Hazen and Edward Antill, two expatriate Americans, to General David Wooster, who Montgomery had left in command at Montreal, and also to the Congress … Continue reading →
AMERICAN REVOLUTION^BATTLE OF QUEBEC (CONT.)
On December 10, the Americans set up their largest battery of artillery 700 yards (640 m) from the walls. The frozen ground had prevented the Americans from entrenching the artillery, … Continue reading →
AMERICAN REVOLUTION – BATTLE OF QUEBEC (CONT.)
On November 9, the 600 survivors of Arnold’s march from Boston to Quebec arrived at Point Levis, on the south shore of the St. Lawrence River opposite Quebec City. Despite … Continue reading →