1
He made no mistake at Oswego and he is making none here.
2
Take their receipt for same and permit them to return to Oswego.
3
Remember, Tandakora, the great victories Montcalm won at Oswego and William Henry.
4
But reaching Oswego and learning of that disastrous defeat, he was discouraged.
5
In 1756 Montcalm arrived in Canada and won his first victory at Oswego.
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Oswego had to mourn the most irreparable losses in that battle.
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The capture and demolition of Oswego by Montcalm had produced a disastrous effect.
8
At Oswego I procured a larger craft and a fresh crew.
9
He was near Oswego, New York, when the British captured and destroyed it.
10
Louisbourg, Quebec, Montreal, Oswego, Niagara, Duquesne, Detroit-allwere in English hands.
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Think you we would allow ourselves to be surprised as Oswego has been?
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These were Dutchman's Point, Point au Fer, Oswegatchie, Oswego, Niagara, Erie, Detroit, Mackinaw.
13
We know they do; one was off Oswego during the night of Monday last.
14
British troops were in charge of Fort Oswego, which had been built in 1759.
15
I saw him several times, at Ticonderoga, and before that in the Oswego campaign.
16
There were three forts at the mouth of the Oswego.