Ironically at this point the demoralised and disorganised British forces still outnumbered their opponents who had not even dared to pursue This statement is somewhat false and a rather elaborate claim In total there was 852 French and Indian troops against 1 500 British and Colonials After the battle ended the French had suffered a mere 39 casualties bringing their total strength down to 813 The British however suffered more casualties than the French had men they lost 878 So that brings the British strength down to 622 How does 622 men outnumber 813 Should this statement be altered