Lower Canada Loyalists and the 92 Resolutions Legacy
The article recalls the 92 Resolutions, the struggle for an elective Legislative Council, and the electorate's verdict in 15th Parliament. It honors Louis Bourdages Bay and laments leaders like Lond Aylmer, recounting dark days, political strife, and martyr Marcoux, while urging Canadians to persevere for liberty and independence.
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House of Assembly
House of
Lower Canada
England
HiaKitivin
Aloe
Lond Aylmer
Lond Aylmert
Legislative Council
Iva
le Canada
Drama District Convention
Montreal
A. N. Morin Bay
Hose
House of Commons
Canada
Spring Rice
Messrs
Morrised Viger
Mr. Moria
Mr. Viger
London
James Stuart
Esquire
Anand
Jens
Mann
William Henry
Targ
Marcoux
Pauiot
Hiade
St. Denis
Aymer
Lon Aylmer
Mien
Louis Bourdages
Chuige Ton
Bourdages
Persevering Opinion on War with Great Britain in 1841 Swanton
A Swanton dated March 8 1841 argues that many in Congress fear war with Great Britain yet the nation must stand firm against British insults. It warns Britain is preparing for conflict, cites troop movements into Canada and naval actions, and predicts eventual war with the United States if restraint yields to provocation. The piece defends American resolve and readiness to defend national honor against British arrogance.
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Great Britain
Otter
Howe
Congress
Republic
John Bull
United States
Canada
Treland
Wales
O'Connell
U. States
Wen
St. Lawrence
Widewe
Orphane
Pickens Report on Caroline affair and British minister critique
A fragmented report recounts the Caroline affair with focus on the British minister and to claim supports the sanctity of national soil. The document defends prerogatives against foreign intrusion while noting contentious views and fear among representatives.
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Fox
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Luillia
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Bhewat
Marcaux
Louis Maucoux
Sorel
Sacred Cause
Swanton
Uncle Sau
Araiph
Syria
China
Anok
Phene
Caser
Cea
Treland & Canning
Canaan
Picken