Loss of gallant General marks bold British victory
The Edinburgh Chronicle 1759 notes a major conquest and the death of a gallant general who shaped the successful enterprise. It praises royal support, national unity, and hopes for continued triumphs and a peaceful end in the just war. It includes London reaction and various European military updates from Naples to Saxony.
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Great Britain
James Hopass
Atlantic War Drives English Armament Against Canada
London reports an abridged placard by Gen James Wolfe urging Canadians to remain neutral as Britain mobilizes land and sea forces to strike French settlements in North America. It notes English naval strength on the river and Amherst’s army, warns of harsh reprisals if neutrality fails, and promises protection and religious liberty. Letters from Toulon and Italy update on French prizes and Sardinia’s troop moves, with Hanover news of recruits and convoy requirements.
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Prince of
Dresden
M. Daun
Keffeldorff
Dremen
Prince Henry
Finck
Saxony
Dufeldorp
Munster
Imhoff
Dckbourg
Luckenlech
Kinderhauls
d’Armentieres
James Wolfe
River St Lawrence
North America
Europe
Amherst
Britain
America
Wolfe
Canada
England
France
Toulon
Brave
Ambiticuse
Antibes
Hirondelle
Martinico
Italy
Sardinia
Placentia
Aix-a-Chapelle
Hanover
Caffel
Geestendorp
Bremen
Grubenhagen
Marpur
Plymouth
Hawke and Hardy
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