The British victory not only shattered France’s grip on Canada, solidifying Britain’s unchallenged supremacy in North America, but in its wake, it sowed additional seeds for a rebellion in its infancy. The very triumph that crowned Britain’s empire set ablaze the rising pride that led to a hunger for freedom in the American colonies, fueling a fire that would soon roar into a revolution, turning former allies into enemies.

Quebec. 13th September, 1759.
British Forces: 4,441 Soldiers.
French Forces: 4,500 Soldiers.

Additional Reading and Research:

• Parkman, Francis. Montcalm and Wolfe.
• Stacey, C.P. Quebec, 1759.
• Gipson, Lawrence. The Great War for Empire.

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