Who was James Wolfe's father?
Edward Wolfe
James Wolfe Sr.
George Wolfe
William Wolfe
Answer
The father of British General James Wolfe, known for his significant role in the British conquest of Canada, was Edward Wolfe. He hailed from an esteemed military family and served as a British Army officer himself, rising to the rank of Lieutenant-Colonel. Edward Wolfe's military background likely influenced and inspired James Wolfe's own military career.
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