* It was customary for opposing Generals to follow the European military etiquette of exchanging gifts, such as _ of cheese or spruce boughs or bottles of wineĤ3. Then, after hours of intense fighting, the French were victorious. Foy, April 28th, 1760: The French army of General Lévis was able to deal a severe blow to the British army when General Murray ordered his soldiers to leave the high ground, with the result that a British _ into the spongy Spring ground, which left Murray's soldiers toiling in the muck. * After New England forces captured Louisbourg in 1745, this agreement restored the fortified colony to France in 1748 (But, ten years later, Louisbourg would be captured again, by the British): Treaty of Aix _ Chapelleģ6. Name from "The Partridge Family" (TV)ģ7.
* In the cold, dark months following the raising of the British flag (on September 18th, 1759) near the top of Mountain Street in Québec, this is what the diets of the Canadians (and the British soldiers who remained in Québec) consisted of: Rotting _ģ3. * In 1759, the main defence works downriver from Québec were here (3 words)Ģ9. * By the early 18th century, a _ of European immigrants was settling in Québecġ7. * #1A was of the opinion that Canada only yielded one good month of decent weather _ (2 words)ġ5.
* In July of 1759, across from Québec, the British had entrenched their heavy weaponry here: _ de Lévyġ4. You need Java enabled to view the crossword applet.Ħ. Canada: A People's History: Crossword Puzzle
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