James Wolfe
... 1746 he went to Jacobite army, and then in 1758 he won in Cape Breton, and the Fortress Louisberg was captured on June 12, 1758. The year on 1759 was one of the most important year for James Wolfe. In that year he had accomplished many things. On July 31, 1759, Wolfe and his 9000 troops or more sailed up to the Saint Lawrence River. When they got there, they got into a fight and lost about 4000 troops that day, but later on, about two months later, on September 12, 1759 Wolfe got hid best French speaking troops to climb up the huge cliff so that they could get to the river they needed to be at. These British men went up to the top of the cliff, then the French said,” Who dares to come up here?” and so the British answered in perfect French, after they finished answering the British hit the French soldiers with their guns, but not one gun shot was heard. During that night all the 4000 troops started to climb the big cliff, but in the morning when all the French came, things got ugly. They began to fight. A lot of British and French people died that day, but the British ended up winning, which was great, ex...