e30: American invasion of Quebec in 1775-1776

This episode detail the American invasion of Quebec in 1775-1776, a significant early campaign of the American Revolutionary War. They describe the motivations behind the invasion, the two-pronged American effort led by Richard Montgomery and Benedict Arnold, and the ultimately unsuccessful siege of Quebec City. The sources highlight the challenges faced by the American forces, including harsh weather, disease, and insufficient supplies, culminating in their defeat and retreat. Furthermore, they touch upon the political and military aftermath, including the death of Montgomery and the continued British control of Quebec.