Fragmented Prospect of Canada and Liberty Across Centuries
A long, fragmented archival text surveys Canadian and British colonial history, highlighting events from 1665 to 1889. It lists trials, executions, and political strife in Lower Canada, the City of Montreal, and Ottawa, with references to figures like Archbishops, colonial governors, and rebels. It weaves in wartime acts, independence struggles, and memorials to martyrs, ending with personal letters and pleas from prisoners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
End Bares
Gelottioe
Montreal
Lve
Donald Rey
Thora
Istana
U. C
Evaonave Pape
Sir John Colbornets
Tke Marnahere
Edu Fing
Vin Stars
Nema
Great Britain
Queen Victoria
Coeree
Lower
Canata
Tracy
Ludger
Republcan
Shieday
Quebec
Joya Callens
Estreeta
Ani
General Cliceron
Menemants Society
Joseph Jacques Vet
St. Phillippe
Charles 3Ansoo
Awit
Xavier Hamelin
Amwoe Sanguiart
St. Constant
Elawife
England
Agricola
Rome
Gugaens
Grampians
Segaria
Oles
Canada
Jes
Testo
Mackenzie
United States
Woashiowien
France
Cana
Louis
Col
Worth
U. 8
Kroggs Land
Dunkirk
Pat Rata Ian
House of Assembly
U. D
OU. C
W. TL. Mackenzie
Hill
R. Randall
London
Pierre Mantice Lavoie
New Court House
Theller
Congress
Constintion
Sete
Conwres
George Arthur
Glenelg Inga
Victoria
Melbourne
George
George Arthurs Barbarous Murder of von Sehoultz, Abbey, Woodrull
Prescott
Westminster North
Canterbury
Kingdom
Great Britain and
Trefant
America
Mater
Upper Canada
Midland
Cotland
Sam
Babcock
Robert Bird
Samuel Stephen
Danl. Davidson
Nelson Long
Jacob Lott
J. J. Chatser
Harvey Stratton
James Ketchipan
W. Robins
Philo Smith
Star
Newcastle
Tat
John Davis
Gib
Syly
W Wicklin
F. Ferguson
Peter Mix
Toronto Dia
Aaron Freele
Chauncey Hawley
R.A
John G. Parker
Joseph Farr
W. Delaney
Titus Root
Daniel Schell
James Yuie
W. L. Mackenzie
Orers
Cothoroe
Washburn
Small
Fen
Oudensburgh
John Priestly
Birningham
Lount
Pennsylvania
Win
Ketchum
Parmer
Toronto
Ser
Queen Elizabeth
London Morning Chronicle
Bingland
Frenery
Trontier
Baffalo
Rochestter
Andre Montigny Papineau
F. X. Prevost
Louis Turcot
Paris
Florida
Spain
L. C
G. Boulton
Cartwright
Draper
Eliott
Gowan
Hotham
Jonas Jones
Kearnes
Mathewson
A. M'Donell
D. M'Donell
M'Kay
Powell
Richardson
Wm. Robinson
Sherwood
Hagerman
Lafayette
Windsor
Jan
Tul
G. Doan
A. Nelius Cunningham
Julius P
Albert Clark
Perley
Abraham Tiffany
Tiffany
Ancaster
Daniel Streemman
Albany
Dean
Canningheam
Envn
Sweetman
Fes
Out of Erie County
Eetri-Touse
Cheirman
Lyman R. le Leech
Preematt
Lang
Kingstin
Upper Canada Gazette
Royal sway in America ends as Canada faces union push
Fragmented, era-worn editorial from the Montreal Courier reprinted in the Brockville Statesman denounces a Union of Provinces and Yankee influence. It warns of dismembering the empire, praises resistance by Britons in Lower Canada, laments French dominance, calls for British loyalty, and questions property seizures and exile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingston
Loodin
Montreal
Gazente Contros
Gossunin
Lower Canada
Aylmer
Pers
America
John Henry
Gay
Craig
Windsor
Vermont
Great Britain
New England
Che. Hindeniang
Canadian Army of Liberty
Paris
France
Chitheraw
Lafayette
Hine Heniane
Prenes
Francois Nicoslas
Ste. Marguerite
Amable Damnis
Cace Victoria
Holis
Pierre Remi Narbonne
St. Cyprian
Aberoel
Harriet
Site
Armicas
Canada
Montreal Courier
Brockville Statesman
Upper Canada
Aime
Aime~ Nea
Thig
Macnern
Dewona
Cresandil
Ukis
Penpley
John Ball
Herald
Wesce
Patna
Allemer
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Ue Eeente
Eoglehanny
Laud
Doctor Strachan
Peouno
Rebber
Br Nos
von Schaniiz
Abbey, &c
Thomson
Saii
John Rosset
Morrie
Moore
Lintte Childe Viet
Towtchy
St. Lawrence
Seafield
Liberty