A Summary History of New England Electronic Resource From the First Settlem
A Summary History of New England Electronic Resource From the First Settlem
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THE profperous events of this year, however, opened a pleafing profpecl of fuccefs to the Britifh and Americans, and encouraged and animated them to vigorous exertions to e^pel the French from their pofleffions in the new world. * It'jnng, Vol. II. J>. So, NEW- ENGLAND. CHAPTER XVIII. Fo? war againft the French profecuted with 'Vigor and fuccefs. Of the reduction of Fort Niagara. Ticonderoga and Crown-Point evacuated. Ue* bee taken by the Englijh after a fevcre battle, in which the Generals Wol...fe and Mont calm are killed. Character of General Wolfe. All Canada conquer- ed by the Briti/h and American arms. Several eft he French i/lands-fufydued. General p A T the opening of this year, the 1759 Britifli miniftry ufed the mod vigorous exertions to reduce the French dominions in North-Ameri- ca. Preparations were made, and expeditions brought forward againft three different parts at the fame period. General Wolfe was to proceed up the river St. Lawrence, with a body of eight thou- fand men, and a ftrong fquadron of (hips from England, to befiege Quebec, the capital of the French dominions in America, and the central point of the Britifh operations.
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THE profperous events of this year, however, opened a pleafing profpecl of fuccefs to the Britifh and Americans, and encouraged and animated them to vigorous exertions to e^pel the French from their pofleffions in the new world. * It'jnng, Vol. II. J>. So, NEW- ENGLAND. CHAPTER XVIII. Fo? war againft the French profecuted with 'Vigor and fuccefs. Of the reduction of Fort Niagara. Ticonderoga and Crown-Point evacuated. Ue* bee taken by the Englijh after a fevcre battle, in which the Generals Wol...fe and Mont calm are killed. Character of General Wolfe. All Canada conquer- ed by the Briti/h and American arms. Several eft he French i/lands-fufydued. General p A T the opening of this year, the 1759 Britifli miniftry ufed the mod vigorous exertions to reduce the French dominions in North-Ameri- ca. Preparations were made, and expeditions brought forward againft three different parts at the fame period. General Wolfe was to proceed up the river St. Lawrence, with a body of eight thou- fand men, and a ftrong fquadron of (hips from England, to befiege Quebec, the capital of the French dominions in America, and the central point of the Britifh operations.
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