Memoire du Sieur de Ramezay, Commandant a Quebec, au Sujet de la Reddition de Cette Ville, le 18 Septembre 1759, D'apres un Manuscrit aux Archives du Bureau de la Marine, a Paris Volume Ser.1, no.4

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This memoir recounts the story of the surrender of Quebec City to British forces in 1759, as written by the commanding officer of the city at the time. The memoir provides a vivid and detailed description of the events leading up to the surrender, as well as their aftermath. It is a valuable historical document for those interested in the history of Quebec or the French-British conflict in North America.

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