Louisbourg 1758 - Wolfe's First Siege by Rene Chartrand (Praeger Illustrated Military History Series)
Illustrated military history by René Chartrand. This study examines the 1758 siege of Louisbourg, a key fortress protecting French control in North America. Its capture was essential to Anglo-American plans to advance into Canada, but strong coastal defenses and difficult weather made the operation highly challenging. The landing of troops took several days, until a bold maneuver led by Brigadier James Wolfe helped turn the tide. The account draws heavily on firsthand journals from both British and French participants, offering a detailed view of the campaign.
Format: Hardcover
Language: English
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