The Battle For North America: General Wolfe's impatience

The transcript describes a historical military event where General Wolfe plans an attack on French defenses across the Montmorency River. The British attempt an amphibious assault using flat-bottomed boats, but face challenges with tides and sandbanks. As they land, the French become aware of their plans, leading to a chaotic and foolhardy charge by the British soldiers. Despite their bravery, the attack results in heavy casualties due to French fire and a sudden storm. The British are forced to retreat, leaving behind many dead and wounded, who are then targeted by Native Americans and Canadians.

What was the impact of the storm on the British Grenadiers?

What were the consequences of the attack for the British soldiers?