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How did the British succeed in taking Quebec?

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A French inhabitant of the city betrayed the French battle plan to the British.

The British had twice as many trained troops as the French had.

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The French general became very ill the night before the battle.

They found an unguarded trail up the cliffs and took it at night.

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