Discover how a pivotal battle and a web of sources shaped the fall of New France in Canada’s mid‑18th century history.
This edition gathers a wide range of authorities to recreate the events around the fall of Quebec, including detailed accounts of key commanders, battles, and political backdrops. It traces the French and British campaigns, the weather and terrain that influenced decisions, and the strategic moves that led to a decisive moment in North American history. The narrative centers on the Battle of Sainte‑Foy and the wider context of 1760–1763, offering a clear view of the stakes for both sides and the lasting consequences for the region.
Ideal for readers of military history and Canadian history who want a focused, source‑grounded picture of the fall of Canada.
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