Bilingual Being (2013)
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British forces come stealthily up the river in the dark of night and dare to climb what is now Côte Gilmour – a rock face with a near-negative angle, an inconceivable feat. Local French forces are prepared for an attack, but not for tactical acrobatics from that foreboding place. The French general, Louis-Joseph, Marquis de Montcalm, awakens to the news, rushes to the front lines, and deploys cutting-edge manoeuvres. But the British general, James Wolfe, already has troops well into position by ...then, a horseshoe sweep of the entire plain. They fight.
Wolfe dies that very day, hit by three separate French musket balls – in the arm, shoulder, and chest. His last words are ostensibly, “What, do they run already? Then God be praised. I die contentedly.” From that day he will be immortalized in countless English Enlightenment paintings that show him looking like Jesus in a classic lamentation scene. He will be depicted breathing his heroic last gasps on the battlefield, surrounded by various allies and officers, his doctor, and “noble savages”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
British forces come stealthily up the river in the dark of night and dare to climb what is now Côte Gilmour – a rock face with a near-negative angle, an inconceivable feat. Local French forces are prepared for an attack, but not for tactical acrobatics from that foreboding place. The French general, Louis-Joseph, Marquis de Montcalm, awakens to the news, rushes to the front lines, and deploys cutting-edge manoeuvres. But the British general, James Wolfe, already has troops well into position by ...then, a horseshoe sweep of the entire plain. They fight.
Wolfe dies that very day, hit by three separate French musket balls – in the arm, shoulder, and chest. His last words are ostensibly, “What, do they run already? Then God be praised. I die contentedly.” From that day he will be immortalized in countless English Enlightenment paintings that show him looking like Jesus in a classic lamentation scene. He will be depicted breathing his heroic last gasps on the battlefield, surrounded by various allies and officers, his doctor, and “noble savages”
What to read after Bilingual Being?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kathleen Saint-Onge to read onlineMoreLess
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