Struck by three bullets, the last time in the breast, he staggered and sat down.

Men rushed to his aid, but he lived just long enough to know that he had won the victory.

Before the firing died away, he was dead.

Montcalm, still on horseback, was shot through the body, but he was taken into the city, where he died the night of the next day.

Senezergues, his second in command, was also mortally wounded, and Monckton, who was second to Wolfe, fell badly wounded too.
But Robert did not yet know any of these facts.