Canada's Quebec siege and British relief in 1775
Contemporary account recalls Major General Thomas leading American forces against Quebec, planning a fire ship attack, the siege's failure, and the arrival of British reinforcements under General Carleton. It notes Captain Foster's surrender at Cedars, Sherburne’s troops, and Arnold's relief efforts, with grim details of prisoner treatment by Indians and the cartel dispute.
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Quebec
Thomas
Comoner
Continental Army
Canada
England
Anong
Celde-Sac
Sillery Cove
Lieber
Quetec
Pointe Levi
Cul-de- Sac
Gov. Carleton
Great Britain
Ardoit
Carleton
Maclean
Ales
Nicholson
Congress
St. Lawrence
Sorel River
United Colonies
Sullivan
Guy Carleton
Bede
Cafars
Montreal
Foster
Oswegatchie
Ogdensburgh
Bedel
Butterfield
Pointe Au Diable
Church of the Cedars
Amercan
Cascades
Captain Foster
Colonel Bede
Major Butterfield
Major Sherburne
the Cedars
Sherburne
Sherborne
Quinze-Uhiens
Arnold
Port Cedars
General Arnold
Pitt’s Prophecy on Funding and Liberty
From the Washington Metropolis Mr Pitt warns Americans to reject the funding system and banking as engines of oppression. He contrasts English vice and prudence with American liberty and argues Hamilton’s influence and the credit system imperil freedom as it expands. The piece asserts the funding system’s persistence and its encroachment on law and equality.
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Washington
Pitt
Mr. Pitt
Alexander Hamilton
Maine in Danger War Talk Warning of British Aggression
The Franklin Gazette warns that government inaction leaves rights and territory at risk as war with Great Britain looms. It urges Maine’s firm action to defend honor and dignity, arguing Congress shows little resolve while British pressure increases. The piece critiques current rulers and calls for decisive measures.
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Briain
Tores
Canada
Hickory
Briwin
Congress
Maine
Gradual Advance of Russia Toward India
Accounts from Odessa add details on the Khiva expedition. 14 000 infantry with artillery and several cavalry corps, 11 000 camels for stores and ammunition. Russians seek route Khiva to Afghanistan, then India, camels to grow for planned campaign against British India. Russian intrigues in Lonise Telande. Corfu conspiracy tied to Duke of Leventenberg. Missionaries depart St Petersburgh for Pekin to aid brethren.
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N. Y
Alo
England
Otho
Corfu
Vlario
Augustin Capod'taria
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