Account of the Siege of Quebec
1776
MSS L2019F60
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Title
Account of the Siege of Quebec
Variant Title
Memorable Siege of Quebeck [sic]
Published
Quebec 1776
Description
11 p. ; 33 cm.
Call Number
MSS L2019F60
Note
Retained copy of a letter to "Dear Jamie," signed: "Thos. Ainslie, Quebec May 12, 1776."
Docketed: "Memorable Siege of Quebeck [sic]."
First-hand account of the events and actions surrounding the Siege of Quebec by Thomas Ainslie, a participant in the city’s defense.
The letter describes in detail the defensive measures, preparations by the British forces, the battle on December 31, 1775 (including an account of finding and burying the body of General Richard Montgomery) and the long winter siege of the city.
Docketed: "Memorable Siege of Quebeck [sic]."
First-hand account of the events and actions surrounding the Siege of Quebec by Thomas Ainslie, a participant in the city’s defense.
The letter describes in detail the defensive measures, preparations by the British forces, the battle on December 31, 1775 (including an account of finding and burying the body of General Richard Montgomery) and the long winter siege of the city.
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