After George (*)
At one point in this battle, the ships Russell and Three Sisters ran aground, and one side in this battle stationed Robert Monckton at Point Levy. That side defeated a small force under Vergor after avoiding troops under the command of Levis and Vaudreuil, and had stationed Hardy at another promontory. This battle immediately followed an engagement at Beauport, and this battle was precipitated by a nighttime trip to the landing point past the Montmorency River at Anse de Foulon. After George (*) Townshend took command in this battle, Bougainville, who had just relieved another general, was forced to retreat. For 10 points, identify this battle which saw the death of General Louis-Joseph de Montcalmr and James Wolfe, a 1759 British victory on the Plains of Abraham.
At one point in this battle, the ships Russell and Three Sisters ran aground, and one side in this battle stationed Robert Monckton at Point Levy.
Battle of Quebec [accept Battle of the Plains of Abraham early]