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Battle of Ticonderoga
1759 • New York Festungskrieg
Historical Overview
A smaller French force repelled a massive British frontal assault on the fort.
Quick Facts
Outcome:Surprising French victory; the British suffered heavy casualties during frontal assaults.
Kingdom of France
- Commander: Montcalm
- Strength: ca. 3.600
- Casualties: ca. 400
Kingdom of Great Britain
- Commander: James Abercrombie
- Strength: ca. 18.000
- Casualties: ca. 2.000
Strategic Context
British attempt to advance directly into the heart of New France (Canada) via Lake Champlain.
Conflict / War
Seven Years' War
Overwhelming Prussian victory.
Historical Locations
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