Who Shot Wolfe? - Bloodlines: Descendants of infamous historical figures

On September 13, 1759, the British General James Wolfe defeated the French army on the Plains of Abraham at Quebec City. But Wolfe himself was killed. Now, his descendent, Andrew Wolfe Burroughs has come to Quebec to satisfy a life long obsession: to solve the mystery of Wolfe’s death.
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[@lisacarlin6888]

Perhaps they should change the location of the stone given it is in the wrong location.

[@picklerick8785]

So all the weapons in this are absolutely wrong. They say at 32:43, apparently reading from the 1780s newspaper article, that "He [Hamilton] was provided with a rifle piece..." Not a French military smoothbore musket, nor that 19th century percussion rifle that is from a CENTURY after 1759 that the Abenaki hands him that he goons over. A 1759 rifle would have been either a German made Jager rifle, or a Pennsylvania long rifle. Either way, a rifle in Hamilton's hands significantly changes the story.