Montgomery's Death Changed the Course of Quebec Campaign
Elmo Scott Watson recounts Brigadier General Richard Montgomery born 1736 and slain December 31 1775 in Quebec. His efforts in Canada altered American hopes, Benedict Arnold ties, and the Revolutionary War’s trajectory with a hoped Quebec victory.
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Richard Montgomery
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Dublin
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Great Britain
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West Indies
Martinique
Havana
New York
England
Edmund Burke
Charles James Fox
Isaac Barre
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King’s Bridge
New York City
Janet Livingston
Robert R. Livingston
Dutchess County
Provincial Congress
Continental Congress
New England
Ethan Allen
Green Mountain Boys
Benedict Arnold
Ticonderoga
Canada
Philip Schuyler
Saratoga
Schuyler
Isle Aux Noix
St. John's
Chambly
Montreal
Congress
Daniel Morgan
Maine
Arnold
Morgan
Pointe Aux Tremble
Montgom
Aaron Burr
Guy Carleton
Wolfe's Cove
Cape Diamond
Carleton
St. Louis Bastion
Council of
Western Newspaper Union
Household Tips From The Home Section
Household tips cover painting radiator visibility, parsley prep for potatoes, chilling potato dice for salads, cold-water soaking, mailing books in envelopes, cauliflower prep, cane chair repairs, pantry stocking, larder foresight, lunch hosting, paint storage, and removing chocolate stains with borax. Associated Newspapers WNU Service.
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Work Ethic in Biblical Figures Inspires Honest Labor
The quote urges doing work well without contempt, citing Israelite leaders as shepherds and farmers. It argues a noble life rests on purpose, faith, love, character, and service, not rank, with a closing note about habits transforming cobwebs into cables.
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Job
Moses
David
Gideon
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