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18 Apr 1839
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Newspaper
North American
Location
Swanton, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1839
Page
1
An early 20th century style advert announces weekly publication every Wednesday with pricing options of 150 per year prepaid or 200 due at year end.
A list of individuals named as victims of despotism in the Lower Province includes Ovide Perrault, Jean Olivier Chenier, Joseph Toussaint Drolet, Pierre Amiot, Jean Francois Lionnais, Joseph Narcisse Cardinal, Joseph Duquette, Pierre Theophile Decoigne, Ambroise Sanguinet, Charles Sanguinet, Francois Xavier Hamelin, Jacques Robert, Chevalier Delorimier, Francois Nicolas, Amable Daunais, Remy Narbonne, Isaiah Boudreau, and others. The message frames their deaths as martyrs in a struggle for freedom, urging Canadians to remember and seek vengeance for their blood.
Josevu Dequerre born 1814 in Chateau quay Laprairie district of Montreal. A reformer who studied at Chambly and Montreal, he joined Patriot Service and fought at Moore's Corner on December 6 1837. Arrested with Cardinal N P and executed by British authorities after a harsh trial, he endured torture and a brutal hanging. His mother begged for a respite. Colborne refused. He died at 24, buried with Cardinal, leaving a legacy of bravery and anti tyranny.
A historical overview tracing the Acadia New England conflict from the 1696 Ryswick settlement through punitive raids by Col Church in 1704, the 1710 Port Royal fall, and the 1719 Utrecht cession. It notes pirate encouragement, French resistance, Acadian deportations under Major Lawrence, and the 1749 Halifax settlement as part of British expansion in Nova Scotia.
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