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  • The capture of Fort Niagara, the key bastion between lakes Erie and Ontario, which would isolate all French positions to the west
  • A thrust northward along lakes George and Champlain, then down the Richelieu River to the St. Lawrence, where this force was intended to join another British army in an assault on Québec
  • Combined army and navy forces were to be assembled in a fleet and sent up the St. Lawrence to besiege the key French bastion, Québec.
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