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Christopher Carleton

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Indians, learning their language and partaking in their customs. He would remark in later life that the time spent living with the Mohawks was the happiest of his life. These skills would serve him well later. Christopher would be back in England when the
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was very successful, destroying enough supplies for 12,000 men for a four-month campaign. Maj. Carleton also showed that he was an expert in leading
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troops, a feat that not many British officers could claim. His time spent with the Mohawks in his youth had paid off.
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The years spent on the cold northern frontiers of North America took their toll on now
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campaign of 1780, Maj. Carleton lead another raid down Lake Champlain into the upper
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Letters of Brunswick and Hessian Officers During The American Revolution
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Christopher Carleton's health and he died on June 14, 1787, at
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British Army personnel of the American Revolutionary War
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Christopher Carleton led a raid along the shores of
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Index

Lt.-Colonel
Ulster
Newcastle-upon-Tyne
England
Guy Carleton
Baron Dorchester
Governor General of Canada
Commander-in-Chief, North America
Thomas Carleton
Governor
New Brunswick
British Army
ensign
31st Regiment of Foot
North America
Sir William Johnson
Mohawk
American Revolutionary War
Captain
Quebec City
Sir Guy Carleton
Continental Army
Battle of Valcour Island
major
29th Regiment of Foot
lieutenant colonel
autumn
Major
Lake Champlain
Vermont

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