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Canada in the American conflict 1774 1787 ponderous critique
The article argues that Canadian allegiance shifted during the American Revolution, citing Continental Congress actions, letters from Adams and Jay, and Sparks' correspondence. It claims Canada would not flourish under European rule and analyzes parish loyalties, listing numerous Canadian and British prisoners, and concludes with reflections on mismanagement fueling loyalist outcomes.
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Canada
United Colonies
Continental Congress
Philadelphia
Ann
Quebec
America
Inera
Journals of Congress
England
Messrs
Thos
Monty Cushing
Richard Henry Lee
John Dickinson
Massachusets Bay
Virginia
Pennsylvania
North America
Lexington
Congress
Samuel Alama
Massachussetts Bay
Silas Deane
Connecticut
John Jay
New York
Manoud
Carleton
Tur
Sparks
Lamyrete
Carix
Samuel Adame
Passy
Tris
France
United States
Great-Britain
Nova-Scotia
Floridas
Great Britain
Hanan Nacre
John Adams
Upper
Lower
Fingfish
Western Hemisphere
Ireland
Cooada
Nova-Scotian
Atlantic Ocean
Noblesse Francaise
Fort St. Johvns
Sorel River
Montreal
Montgomery
Prusent
St. Johnn
Str. Marguerite le Blairfidie
Chambly
St. Mathias
Belil
St. Charles
St. Marc
St. Denis
Contreemur
Berthier
Mas‘ Kinonge
Groadines
Bertmas
Litslet
Rivere Ooelle
Kemourseks
Cachin
L’ange Gardien
Sale d'Or- St. Augustin
Three-Rivers
Yamachiohe
Pointe du Lac
Nicolet
Baie de Febvie
St. Gregoire
St. Pierre
Champlain
Cap de la Magdeleine
Batiseau
Sie
Anne de la Perade
Gentilly
Becancour