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title: "Quebec 1759: The battle that won Canada (Campaign)"
brand: "stuart reidgerry embleton"
price: "HK$369"
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reviews_count: 8
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# Quebec 1759: The battle that won Canada (Campaign)

**Brand:** stuart reidgerry embleton
**Price:** HK$369
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- **What is this?** Quebec 1759: The battle that won Canada (Campaign) by stuart reidgerry embleton
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## Customer Reviews

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    Good introduction to the military event at Quebec in 1759
  

*by P***S on Reviewed in the United States on July 25, 2012*

Recently I had read "War That Made America - A Short History of the French and Indian War" by Fred Anderson. I was particularly taken with chapter 21 - "The Plains of Abraham". A pivotal battle, two seasoned commanders, events hinge on apparent chance and then both leaders are killed in battle - an amazing story told extremely well. I made a mental note to check Osprey Publications to determine if they have a title related to this battle.My search was fruitful and I purchased "Quebec 1759 The Battle That Won Canada" by Stuart Reid. Utilizing extensive illustrations the author introduces us to the principal French and British officers; provides detailed descriptions of the various forces and their uniforms and equipment. The focus in this book is the military events, who were the belligerents, what equipment they use, where they camped, how many soldiers each army fielded, how many cannons they employed...you get the idea. This is not a geo-political analysis describing why the British traveled to Quebec in 1759 and fought the French. That very interesting story is told in "War That Made America - A Short History of the French and Indian War" mentioned above.Readers new to Osprey titles should be aware all books from this published are similar in size to a National Geographic magazine with a thicker paper cover. The page count of this title was 98 and contained many period artwork and drawing reproductions, several full color painting created especially for this title and 3 double pages maps showing troop placements and battle progress.

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    Informative and useful.
  

*by T***U on Reviewed in the United States on October 18, 2015*

Very useful book describing the battles for Quebec.  This is an Army centric overview but I wish there had been more information about the specific roles that the Royal Navy played.  This could be described as one of the first joint operations in the last four hundred years.I have visited Quebec City and not much remains of the original site.

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    Decisive battle...
  

*by H***E on Reviewed in the United States on January 29, 2014*

"Quebec 1759" is an Osprey Campaign Series entry, and the second Osprey look at the key battle in North America of the Seven Year's War.  The book follows the standard Osprey format in presenting a concise account of the campaign.  It opens with an introduction and a comparison of the opposing commanders and their armies and plans.  Succeeding chapters cover the British campaign against Quebec, leading up to the decisive battle on the Plains of Abraham in September 1759, and concluding with the relief of the British Army in spring 1760, themselves besieged in the captured fortress.The book offers a good selection of period illustrations, maps, diagrams and photographs, and the narrative is workmanlike.  Author Stuart Reid spends perhaps too much time on his own opinions about the campaign, including British Commander General James Wolfe's disputes with his own subordinates.  In the process, Reid essentially accuses Wolfe of psychosomatic illnesses.  A more common explanation is that Wolfe suffered from, among other things, kidney stones, an exquisitely painful and debilitating ailment that can be brought on by extended stress.  Worth a look as an introduction to the topic.

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