Calvet memoir recounts late 18th century Quebec persecution
The narrative recounts violent confrontations around Montreal and Quebec City during 1778 1779 including sabre axes destruction, house damage, a wife’s death, and repeated intimidation by Judge Frazer and allies. It describes disrupted defense, military retaliation, and a continuing campaign against the Calvet family with appeals to colonial authorities and a contested libel case.
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Frater
Aesagiters
Essaris
Judge Frazer
Cunulgins
Canada
Gordon
Frazer
Judge MaBane
John
Montreal
Ma.jesty
Howe
Prazer
de Ronville
McBane
Siona
Judges of Common Pleas
Supreme Court of
King’s Bench
Living
de Rouville
Thad
Mackenzie Gazette Adopts Independent Stance in 1839 Rochester
The Mackenzie Gazette, Rochester New York, outlines pricing for subscriptions and ads, details shift toward cash payments and agency terms, defends editorial independence from party lines, and urges Canada freedom supporters to persevere amid British and Tory pressure. The notice emphasizes factual accounting, trust in readers, and calls on subscribers to settle arrears while noting agent postmasters will handle remittance.
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Gazett
Gazette
Prince
England
Ireland
Canada
St. Lawrence
Preseult
Short Mills
Lower Canada
Windsor
Mac
Kenzie
Wethin
Niagara River
Tiberty
Hoold
A'mes
Friends of
Niagara
America
To Union
Hames
WL. MacKenzie
Rochester
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Thare
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Swanton
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