James Wolfe

James Wolfe was a British military officer and colonial administrator born in 1727, best known for his role in the Seven Years' War. He led British forces to victory at the Battle of Quebec in 1759, a pivotal moment that helped Britain gain control over Canada from France. Wolfe was known for his strategic skill and leadership, though his career was brief; he died during the battle. His success in North America significantly shaped the future of British colonial holdings and history.