Facing hostile forces and a long march with only meager supplies, the rangers set out on alternate course, Southeasterly, for Lake Memphremagog, with the injured Langdon bringing up the rear.
Facing hostile forces and a long march with only meager supplies, the rangers set out on an alternate, Southeasterly course in order to evade the French and Indians tracking them. Their initial objective is to head for Lake Memphremagog, with the injured Langdon bringing up the rear.