The+Battle+of+Montreal

=The Battle of Montreal= September 1775
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American Commander
Colonel Ethan Allen

British Commander
General Guy Charleton

The Battle of Montreal took place on September 25, 1775. Colonel Ethan Allen and a small army of 110 men were sent to Montreal only to try to rally up militia. But Allen couldn't help but notice that Montreal's defenses were light at the current moment. He disobeyed his orders and attacked on arrival. Allan expected Major John Brown to arrive to reenforce him in his attack, but he never came.

When General Charleton learned of this attack, he led 235 men to Montreal to put down the attacker. When he got there, the two engaged. In the end, Allen and his men were captured by Carleton.

Charleton eventually abandoned Montreal and allowed it to be taken without a fight on November 13, 1775 by General Richard Montgomery