QuEBEc.—A Plan 48 X
(Dans Scot Magazine, 1759, EE 21h. 5953.)
of Quebec, metropolis of Canada. T. Phinn, se.
484. QUEBEC. —A view of Quebec from the bason, Printed from the drawing of Her’y Smith esq. by Francis Swain. P. C. CAnot sculp. 1114 x 17%. London, for T! Borles.
485. QUEBEC.—A map of the several dispositions of the English fleet & army on the river St. Lawrence to the taking of Quebec. 7% X 10. (Dans Jefferys, General Topography, No. 19.)
486. QuEBEc and its environs, with the operations of the siege drawn from a survey made by orders of admiral Saunders. 41 X 61. (Dans Lambert, Travels, etc, 1813. T. 1, p. 41.)
487. QUEBEC.—Siege of Quebec. Plan of the St. Lawrence from the Montmorenci to Sillery. Engraved for Bancroft's History of the United
States, by George G. Smith, 5 X T7. London, Bentley, 1852, 488. QUEBEC.—Plan of Quebec. 414 X 34.
(Dans Doughty, Siege of Quebec. Frontispice.) 489. QUEBEC. —A view of the taking of Quebeck by the English forces commanded by Gen. Wolfe, Sept. 13th 1759. 7 x 10. (Dans London Magazine, 1760, T. 29, p. 280.)
490. QUEBEC.—Plan of Quebec and adjacent Country, shewing the principal en- Campments & works of the British & French armi
Giegg, by John Melish. 151% X 20, Philadelphia, 1818. (A Londres, War Office.)
SOCIÉTÉ ROYALE DU CANADA
Quesec.—Même carte, with vignette view of Quebec from Point Levis. (Dans Melish, Military and Topographical atlas of the United States. Philadelphia, 1818.
Quesec.—A plan of the operations at the taking of Quebec, and the Battle fought near that City, Septr. 18th 1759. T. Phinn, sr. 414 X 7%. (Dans Scot Magazine, 1759, T. 21, p. 552, et T. 28, p. 608: aussi dans Doughty, The Siege of Quebec, T. 3, p. 116.)
QuEBEK hoofstad van Kanada, aan de rivier van St. Laurens: door de
Engelschen belegerd en by verdray bemagtigd int jaar 1759. 13 X 17.
(Dans Hedendaagsche historie of tegenwordige staat van Amecrika.
Te Amsterdam, Tirion. T. 3, p. 389; aussi dans Doughty, Siege of Quebec, T. 2, pp. 24 et 111.)
Quesec.—A plan of the river St. Lawrence, from the falls of Montmorenci to Sillery ; with the operations of the siege of Quebec. 7 X 10. (Dans London Magazine, 1759, T. 28, p. 608.)
QuEesEc.—An authentic plan of the river St. Lawrence from Sillery to the fall of Montmorenci; with the operations of the siege of Quebec, under the command of vice adm. Saunders & major genl. Wolfe, 1759. 11% X 14.
(Dans Universal L'agazine, London, 1759, T. 25, p. 281; aussi dans Miles, History of Canada under French Regime, Montreal, 1872, p. 373. 8 X 5%.
QuEBri:. —A Plan of Quebec, the Capital of New France or Canada in America. By Oakley. London, 1759. 12 X 20.
(Renferme un plan du siége de Québec.)
Quesec.—Plan of the environs of Quebec with the operations in 1759. N. d. Endorsed by Captain S. Holland.
(Public Record Office, London.)
Querec.—Plan of Quebec with the position of the British and French armies on the Heights of Abraham, 15th Sept. 1759. N. D. (Portion of the King's Map, 14 X5, in the British Museum.)
QuEBEc.—A new chart of the river St. Lawrence from the island Anticosti to lake Ontario. By T. Kitchin. 714 X 10.
(Dans London Magazine, Sept. 1759, T. 28, p. 464; aussi dans Scot Magazine, 1759, Edinburgh, T. 21.)
Quesec.—Chart of the River St Lawrence, No. 2, of the official Charts, from the Chaudière River to Goose Cape, 5 miles below Isle aux Coudres. Mss.
(Au British Museum.)
QUEBEC.—An authentic plan of the river St. Lawrence from Sillery to the falls of Montmorenci with the operations of the siege of Quebec under the command of admiral Saunders & genl. Wolfe down to the 5 sept. 1759. Drawn by a captain in his majesty’s navy. 13 X 19.
(Dans Jefferys, Natural and civil history of the French dominion, ete. London, 1760, P. 1, p. 131; aussi dans Jefferys, General Topography, No. 17; dans American Maps, T. 5, No. 5. Copie aux archives du Parlement de Québec.)
Quesec.—A Correct Plan of the City of Quebec and Environs, and of the batile fought on the 13th, sept. 1759: together with a particular detail of the French lines and batteries. Drawn from the original surveys —. = 4 the engineers of the army. Engraved by Thomas Jefferys.
{Daas Jefferys, General Topogruphy, No. 18.)
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