The Fall of New France 1755 1760
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, p. 127. Minot and Mante", with Williamson's Life and Pouchot's Memoirs, all contempo rary authors (Williamson and Pouchot being present at the engage ment), agree with the above version. The Fall of New France. 73 the Shield of France, with the inscription, " Manibus date" lilia plenis, " a legend which was not destined to be fulfilled. 1 Shirley was much blamed for this defeat and the failure of his projects, and lost both his government and command, being succeeded by John Campbell, fourth ...Earl of Loudoun, Baron Mauchlaw, one of the sixteen Peers of Scotland, with General Abercromby as second in command both notorious for previous incompetency, the former the hero of the retreat from Inverness in 1745. They were sent out with considerable reinforcements, and had transferred to them by Shirley 16, 000 men in the field, of whom 6000 were regulars, but with that masterly inactiv ity and indecision for which Loudoun was most renowned, no further movement was made this year. The year 1757 was not distinguished by any mili tary movements of much moment.
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, p. 127. Minot and Mante", with Williamson's Life and Pouchot's Memoirs, all contempo rary authors (Williamson and Pouchot being present at the engage ment), agree with the above version. The Fall of New France. 73 the Shield of France, with the inscription, " Manibus date" lilia plenis, " a legend which was not destined to be fulfilled. 1 Shirley was much blamed for this defeat and the failure of his projects, and lost both his government and command, being succeeded by John Campbell, fourth ...Earl of Loudoun, Baron Mauchlaw, one of the sixteen Peers of Scotland, with General Abercromby as second in command both notorious for previous incompetency, the former the hero of the retreat from Inverness in 1745. They were sent out with considerable reinforcements, and had transferred to them by Shirley 16, 000 men in the field, of whom 6000 were regulars, but with that masterly inactiv ity and indecision for which Loudoun was most renowned, no further movement was made this year. The year 1757 was not distinguished by any mili tary movements of much moment.
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