Une école picturale histoire des États-Unis ; à laquelle sont ajoutés de la Déclaration d'indépendance, et la Constitution des États-Unis . se réfugie à astone house, à partir de laquelle il se défendait un certain temps, mais. * Richard Montgomery est née en Irlande, en 1736. Dans ITo hein le Congrès continental. représentant de New York XVIII. Questions.-59. Ce qui avait été fait : Arnold dans l'intervalle ? 60.Quand avez-Montgomery et Arnolds unissent ? 61. Quel mouvement didthey alors ? XIX. 62. Rendre compte de la bataille de Québec. Révolution américaine. ]2o en l'absence de perspective de soulagement, hea

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A pictorial school history of the United States; to which are added the Declaration of independence, and the Constitution of the United States . took refuge in astone house, from which he defended himself awhile, but. * Richard Montgomery was born in Ireland, in 1736. In ITo hein the Continental Congress. representative from New York XVIII. Questions.—59. What had Arnold been doing: in the mean time? 60.When did Montgomerys and Arnolds forces unite? 61. What movement didthey then make ? XIX. 62. Give an account of the battle of Quebec. AMERICAN REVOLUTION. ]2o seeing no prospect of relief, heand his few followers were com-pelled to surrender. XX. Arnold, though woundedand disabled, took command ofthe troops that had effected a re-treat, and, in an encampment ashort distance from Quebec, pass-ed a rigorous winter. In thespring, General Wooster arrivedfrom Montreal and took the com-mand ; and he, in turn, was suc-ceeded by General Thomas. The British, having received large re-enforcements from England, assumed the offensive, and before June, 1776, the Americanshad abandoned one place after another, and entirely evacuatedCanada.. GENERAL MONTGOMEKT. XX. Questions.—C3. What did Arnold do after the battle? 64. By whom washe succeeded in the command? 65. What further is stated of military operations inCanada ? REVIEW QUESTIONS. PAGE How did the expenses of the French and Indian War affect thenational debt of Great Britian ? 110 What assertion, having reference to the increased debt, didtlieBritish ministry make ? 110 What principle, in relation to taxing the colonies, was also main-tained by the ministry ?. 110 What two assertions were made by the colonists, in reply, respecting the expenses which had been incurred in found-ing the colonies, and in aiding the mother country toprosecute the war ?. , 110 What principle of taxation did the colonists maintain ? 110 Inasmuch as the principle was not respected by tlie Britishgovernment, what deduction was drawn therefrom ? 11

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