The Scots magazine
Subtitle: MDCCLIX, volume XXI
Publisher: Sands, Donaldson, Murray, and Cochran
Published: 1759
Place of publication: Edinburgh
Language: eng
Number of pages: 707
Work titles: Scots magazine (Edinburgh, Scotland : 1739) Vol. 21
Notes: Vol. 21 (1759) of the Scots magazine containing many articles on the Seven Years War in Canada.
Table of contents: title: Accounts of the expedition against Fort du Quesne (p. 44-46); title: Expeditions against Louisbourg, Ticonderoga, and Fort du Quesne (p. 71-75); title: Ill. of a North American buffalo (plate between p. 88 and 89); title: Proclamation by Charles Lawrence, Governor of Nova Scotia (p. 313-314); title: "Affairs in North America" (p. 375); title: "Ticonderoga, Niagara and Crown-point taken" (p. 438-440); title: P. Charlevoix's geographical remarks on the St. Lawrence River (includes fold. map of the area) (p. 471-472); title: Accounts of the taking of Niagara (p. 487-490); title: P. Charlevoix's description of Quebec (incl. map) (p. 521-523); title: Elegy on the death of General Wolfe (p. 526-528); title: Military operations at Quebec (incl. map) (p. 541-554); title: Capitulation of Niagara (p. 554); title: Ticonderoga (p. 555); title: Affairs in North America (p. 592-594); title: General Amherst at Ticonderoga (p. 654-656); title: Canada to become a British colony (p. 679-681).