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In the fall of 1775, just months after the start of the American Revolution, American commanders Richard Montgomery and Benedict Arnold led rebel troops north from the Thirteen Colonies. Their mission: to seize the province of Quebec, then under British control. The American campaign in the Belle Province lasted several months and involved a series of engagements led by prominent historical figures. It reached its climax on December 31, 1775, when, in the early hours of the morning—amid a fierce snowstorm—the Americans launched their assault on Quebec City. In this episode, Philipp...