Wolfe, Major General James, 83
     named head of Louisbourg expedition, 385
     his ill health, 391, 406, 475, 527, 529, 534
     lands at Louisbourg, 391-393
     his siege of Louisbourg, 394 ff.
     letters to his family, 405-406, 474-478, 529
     his desire to attack Quebec, 405
     ordered to destroy French settlements, 406
     returns to England, 406
     comments on Abercomby, 411
     praise of Lord Howe, 412
     his appearance and character, 471 ff., 534
     his childhood and youth, 473
     his early military service, 473-474
     named commander of Quebec expedition, 477
     lands with British army, 489
     difficulties of siege, 489-490, 492
     driven back at Montmorenci, 504, 523
     retaliates for French barbarities, 524-525
     sickness in his troops, 526
     his last dispatch to Pitt, 529-530
     losses among his men, 531
     plans new attack, 531-532
     his last general orders, 536
     his prestiment of death, 538
     his plan of attack, 539
     heights taken, 540-541
     army forms on plains of Abraham, 542
     battle for Quebec, 544-545
     his last words after mortal wound, 546
     his body returned to England, 560
     reports on his siege of Quebec, 638-640

   Wolfe, Major Water, Uncle of James, 476
     James’s letters to, 476, 477, 478

   Wooster, Colonel David, at Fort Edward, 274

   Wraxall, William Johnson’s Secretary, 216n., 226

   Wyandot Indians, 59

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   Zingendorf, Count, 59 and n.