The Canadian Campaign: Montgomery’s Advance toward Quebec City, August-December 1775

Washington Urges Schuyler to Maintain Good Relations with the Canadians

Schuyler Relays his Concerns about the Campaign

Schuyler and Montgomery’s Troops Depart Crown Point

Montgomery’s Reconnaissance of Fort St. John

Montgomery Plans a Siege of Fort St. John

Montgomery Encounters Discipline Problems

Schuyler Assures Washington that General Wooster Would Follow Orders

Washington Raises Concerns about the Siege of Fort St. John

Washington Laments Ethan Allen’s Rash Attempt to Capture Montreal

Montgomery Informs Schuyler about the Capture of Fort St John

Schuyler Defends his Decision to Capture Rather than Bypass Fort St. John

Montgomery Writes Schuyler with Concerns about the Winter Phase of the Campaign

Schuyler Notifies Washington about Carleton’s Escape to Quebec City

Washington Urges Schuyler Not to Relinquish his Command