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With Wolfe in Canada

CHAPTER 8: Discharged
17/31

His name may come out, at the trial of the smugglers, as being concerned in the affair, and it would be better that he should stay away, till that matter blows over.

At any rate, if I were you I should write to him, telling him that you know now that he has no taste for the medical profession, and that, should he see anything that he thinks will suit him in America, you would not wish him to come home immediately, if he has a fancy for staying out there; but that, if he chooses to return, you are sure that the squire will exert himself, to give him a start in any other profession he may choose." Mrs.Walsham agreed to carry out the suggestion and, that afternoon, the squire sent off a letter to his friend at the admiralty, and three letters were also posted to James himself.
The voyage of the Thetis was uneventful.

Her destination was Hampton, at the opening of Chesapeake Bay, where the troops on board would join the expedition under General Braddock, which was advancing up the Potomac.

When she arrived there, they found several ships of war under Commodore Keppel.

Braddock's force had marched to Wills Creek, where a military post named Fort Cumberland had been formed.


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