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Today episode 78 advancing on Quebec.

So back in episode 72, Continental General Philip Skyler and his second in command, General

Richard Montgomery, slowly and deliberately took control of Lake

Champlain, Fort Chamblee, Fort Saint-Gon, and finally the city of Montreal. Opposing them in all of this was British Major General Guy Carleton.

A Carleton is the last of the major generals in North America that I've neglected to introduce,

so I thought this would be a good time as any to get to know General

Carlton.

Unlike most British generals, Guy Carlton did not come from an aristocratic family. He was born to a respectable but common family in Northern Ireland in 1724.

His father died when he was 14 and his mother married a minister.

He received little benefits or education.

As a Protestant though, at least he was eligible to join the army and could pursue a career as a commissioned officer.

In 1742, following the outbreak of the War of Austrian Succession, the 17-year-old

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