Aldrich, Thomas Bailey, 1836-1907 · Boston, CT : Hall and Locke · leaf 311
and offered to guidethe army up the Heights; urging that an attack fromabove, for which the French would be utterly unpre-pared, was the only way to take the city. This famous stratagem resulted, as everyone knows,in the capture of Quebec, wherein the brave generals ofboth armies, Wolfe and… … Y hurt proved more seriousthan I had looked for, and theday after my escape I was in ahigh fever. General Wolfe him-self, having heard of my return, sentto inquire after me. He also wasill, and our forces were depressed inconsequence; for he had a power toinspire them not given to any otherof our…
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