Quebec Capitulation After Stout Siege in 1759
Dispatch from camp before Quebec recounts capitulation terms granted to M de Ramezay and garrison. Agreement allows march out with arms, preserves houses and Catholic rights, and mandates safe passage to France. Includes lists of killed, wounded, prisoners, and naval support acknowledgment.
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M. de Bougainville
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M. de Rameray
Quebec
M. de Ramesay
France
Canada
Soren
Rome
Marquis de Vaudreuil
Arite
Charles Saunders
George Townshend
DE Ramesay
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