Battles for Quebec

From BoardGameGeek:

Battles for Quebec is Clash of Arms' tenth installment of the award-winning "Battles in the Age of Reason" (BAR) series. It includes three battles and seven scenarios. The Plains of Abraham(13 september 1759). This includes the famous morning clash on the heights: Montcalm vs. Wolfe. It also includes a scenario that starts with the first British landing, in which gamers play out the entire day's battle and see what could have happened. Sainte Foy (29 April 1760). Three scenarios represent this largely forgotten battle in which the French had one last chance to defeat the British and possibly retake Quebec. This is a classic BAR battle on the frozen plains outside Quebec. Assault on Quebec (31 December 1775). In a very different battle for the series, American forces are trying to assault Quebec at night in a blizzard. The fate of the fourteenth colony is at stake. This close battle will challenge the most experienced BAR gamers, and includes a scenario with hiden forces for a complete fog of war experience. Meticulously researched, including the use of primary sources to determine the delicatedeatils of the battles, Battles for Quebec is a thorough treatment of these battles, represented at a depth that has never been seen before in wargaming. Components: BAR Standard Series Rules booklet (v3.4); Battles for Quebec game-specific rules booklet; Battles for Quebec game-specific charts and tables; One 22" x 34" full color, period-style map; 420 1/2" Counters, both full color and black & white; Cardstock diagrams and displays; Two ten-sided dice. -description from Clash of Arms website