plains of abraham
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- September 14 1759
- September 14 1759
- September 14 1759
- The Plains of Abraham was a feild that belonged to a farmer, Abraham. As the British were planning their attack, a scotsman came and told the French General Montcalm about the British army's appearance in the Plains of Abraham.
- September 15-18 1759
- The French general was in disbelief but found out it was true. As soon as the French general found out, he sent his army at Montmorency falls at bow port to the Plains of Abraham. When the army arrived, they noticed the British were stretched out one mile throughout the field.
- The French fired around 120 miles from the British line, it wasn't much affected since they were very far away. The British were firm until Montcalm's army were only around 40 meters away when they started firing back. Montcalm's army started retreating very slowly back to bow port while Wolfe ended up passing on the field.
- The next day, Montcalm was very wounded and ended up passing. Three days later, the French surrendered and Wolfe won the battle.
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