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Abercrombie's defeat was the last of the English disasters. The colonists now had arms enough, and were allowed to fight in their own way, and a series of brilliant victories followed.

A Primary History of the United States: For Intermediate Classes - Page 82
by Thomas Francis Donnelly - 1885 - 252 pages
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A Primary History of the United States, for Intermediate Classes

Thomas Francis Donnelly - United States - 1919 - 268 pages

...Montcalm could do to save them. The following year (1758), General Abercrombie (&b'~ er crtim by), with a very strong force, sailed down Lake George...series of brilliant victories followed. General Amherst (&m'erst) stormed and took Louisburg, the French stronghold on Cape Breton Island, while a month later...

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