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Historical Research Maps: Quebec City, 1776

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You might not think of Canada as an important battle site in the Revolutionary War, but the fighting reached all the way up to the Quebec province. This historical map of Quebec city, created in 1776, shows the site of a decisive battle in the short-lived Canadian campaign of the Revolutionary War. View Website VIP Subscription

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Canadian Genealogy, French Canadian

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Andrew Koch is the editor of Family Tree Magazine.

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