The Burgoyne Campaign Bemis Heights Septr 19th And Octr 7th 1777 Hauver I

H C Henry Clay Maine

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Lieutenant General Burgoyne, after fully perfecting his plans, left London for Canada on the 27th of March, 1777. Although in high spirits, the great opportunity had been lost, and he was bound on a bootless errand. On the 6th of May Burgoyne arrived at Quebec with the commission of commander-in-chief of the troops in Canada. Never theless the command of the home garrison was delegated to Gov. Carleton, and Burgoyne only commanded the expe dition. On ths 12th of May thirty-nine vessels arrived ...at Quebec with 400 of the troops purchased from Ilanau, eleven companies from England, a numbEr of cannon ad a large quantity of war material. By the 18th of June the whole of the expedition had arrived at Cumberland Head on Lake Champlaln. In addition to the formidable army of Burgoyne, an ex pedition set out from Montreal under Lieut. -Col. St. Leger, who had been commissioned by George the Third to lead an independent force into the Mohawk country, to make a way to Albany, in the rear of the main army of the Americans.

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