Chapter 57

commendation of, by Washington for his conduct in the Quebec expedition, i. 713; wounded in the attempt to storm the fortifications of Quebec, i. 720; withdrawal of, to an entrenched camp--attempts of, to cut off supplies from the garrison of Quebec, i. 723; made brigadier-general, ii. 95; his urgent request of reinforcements from Wooster--letter of, to Congress, urging further efforts for the conquest of Canada, ii. 98; sorties from Quebec repelled by--compelled to resort to continental money for the purchase of supplies, ii. 99; ineffective fire opened by, upon Quebec--small-pox in the camp of--arrival of General Wooster at the camp of--departure of, for Montreal, ii. 100; letter of Schuyler to, expressing regret at the conduct of Wooster,