History of Canada siege tale from Continental assault
A detailed account of Montgomery and Arnold's December 1775 Quebec campaign. Canadian and American troops fought through deep snow and cold, attempting feints and direct assaults on Pres de Ville and St John gates. Montgomery dies leading a charge. Arnold is wounded. Morgan leads the Lower Town attack, while British defenses hold.
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General Montgomery
Montreal
Col. Arnold
Quebec
Major Brown
Alfa
S Johns
Riwe Chambly
St. Charles
Montgomery
Prescott
Krasinder
Bati
Lake Steet
Coval Pot
Sseuge
Pointe Aux Trembles
Col
Arnold
Kinmer
Colonies
Gen. Montgomery
Col, Arnold
Canada
North America
Carleton
United Colonies
England
Gomery
Loye
Aleo
Colonel Livingston
St. Johns
St. Lewis
Pres de Ville
Sault Au Malelot
Col. Livingston
Brown
St.Lewis
Witler
New York
St. Lawrence
Ance Des Mers
Cape Diamond
Tve
Livingston
Lage Banks
Col. Maclean
Tor Forestruck
Thenemy
America
Roch Suburba
Sault At Matelot
Walle
General Hospital
St. Roch Suborbs
Morgan
Arnok
Satll EU Mate Fot
Capt. Morgan
St. Johne
St. Lewis Gate
Cept. Morgan
Geo. Mont
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St. Denis
Belwil
Chambly
Cootreewur
Berthier
Buie de Febvre
Nivet
St. Gregoire
Sorel
Lwly
Three Rivers
Swanton Vt
Jean Bte
Joyal
Pierre Berger
On Tine
Pointe Tot Trembles
Beni
Ose
Huot
Ponte Levy
Owan
Brindamour
Alien
Menard
Pete Ruy
Goulet
St Charles
Laviolette
Beuheit
Chiquette Pian
Christophe Pellissier
St. Francis
Lake St
Mont
Fraser
Maclean
St. John’s Gate
Palace Gate
Cape
Plains of Abraham
Wolfe's Cove