Montcalm And Wolfe (Volume Ii)

On the heights above Quebec, two commanders faced one another across the fog, carrying the fortunes of rival empires on their shoulders. Defeat would reshape an empire. Francis Parkman's Montcalm and Wolfe (Volume II) is a masterwork of narrative military history, tracing the climactic campaigns of the French and Indian War history and the Seven Years War in America, culminating in the battle of Quebec 1759 and the fall of colonial Canada and New France. Written as nineteenth-century histor...