General Wolfe had the city of Quebec surrounded 2 weeks.
Benedict Arnold
There is nothing to significant about it but Benedict Arnold was a trader.
Quebec is constantly getting more swimming pools as a result of failed ice fishing. There are currently approximately 239,532 swimming pools in Quebec City.
Roanoke: 1585 but it failed
There were a number of battles with the same name as follows.Battle of Quebec (1629)Battle of Quebec (1690), failed English attempt to capture the city during the Nine Years' WarQuebec Expedition (1711), failed British attempt to capture the city during the War of the Spanish SuccessionBattle of Quebec (1759), also called Battle of the Plains of Abraham, successful capture of the city by the British in the Seven Years' WarBattle of Quebec (1760), also called Battle of Sainte-Foy, French victory over British troops outside the city during the Seven Years' WarBattle of Quebec (1775), failed American attempt to capture the city during the American Revolutionary WarFor the source and more detailed information concerning your request, click on the related links section (Wikipedia) indicated directly below this answer section.
The Christmas Day Bomber was a 'failed attack', but nothing big lately.
the british troops
The Spanish Armada failed.
flight 93
Pearl Harbor is how we usually refer to the Japanese surprise attack on US military installations in Hawaii (Pearl Harbor) and elsewhere in the Pacific on 7-8 December 1941. This is the action that brought the US into World War 2. Because of poor coordination within the Japanese Foreign ministry, the Japanese failed to issue a declaration of war just before the attack failed. The declaration was issued after the attack. Thus the attack was considered a sneak attack and "cowardly" and enraged the US populace. also how japan owned America
His health failed in 1890 and he died at his home in Montreal, Quebec on September 19, 1893.
Aircraft and midget submarines of the Imperial Japanese Navy began an attack on the U.S. Contrary to popular belief, these attacks were not a surprise. The Americans had deciphered Japan's code earlier and knew about a planned attack before it actually occurred. However, due to difficulty in deciphering intercepted messages, the Americans failed to discover Japan's target location before the attack occurred.