What happened to the british after they surrendered at fort William Henry?

After the British surrendered at Fort William Henry in 1757 during the French and Indian War, the terms of surrender allowed the British troops to leave the fort with their arms and dignity. However, as they retreated, they were attacked by Native American allies of the French, leading to a brutal massacre of many soldiers and civilians. The event significantly impacted British morale and fueled resentment against both the French and their Native American allies. This incident also contributed to shifting perceptions about the war in the colonies, heightening tensions that would later lead to the American Revolution.