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, and children, before Montcalm could stay the slaughter. The Indians pursued the terrified garrison (plundering them in their flight) to within about cannon-shot of Fort Edward. Then Fort William Henry and all its appendages were destroyed, and it was never rebuilt. Plan of Fort William Henry. A, dock; B, garrison gardens; C, Fort William Henry; D, morass; E, Montcalm's 1st battery of nine guns and two mortars; F, Montcalm's 2d battery of ten guns and three mortars; G, Montcalm's approaches; H, two intended batteries; I, place where Montcalm landed his artillery; K, Montcalm's camp, with the main body of the army; L, M. de Levy's camp—4, 1000 regulars and Canadians; M, M. de la Corne, with 1,500 Canadians and Indians; N, English encampment before the retrenchment was made; O, the bridge over the morass; P, the English retrenchment. Subsequently a hotel was built on its site. The fall of that fort caused greater alarm in the colonies than the loss of Oswego the year befor