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A monument in memory of the illustrious men Wolfe and Montcalm had its foundation stone laid on November 15, 1827, by George, Earl of Dalhousie, Governor in Chief over all the British provinces in North America, during the reign of George IV, King of Great Britain. The work had been neglected for many years, and he promoted it by his influence, encouraged it by his example, and favoured it by his munificence. Valor gave Wolfe and Montcalm a common death, history a common fame, and posterity a common monument.
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