History of Canada and the Canadian expedition of 1776
The article recounts Congress efforts to support operations in Canada during the American Revolution, including supply troubles, currency issues, and plans to send commissioners to Canada. It details instructions to Franklin Chase Carroll to negotiate union with Canada, the treatment of Canadian relations, and the death of General Montgomery with continued notes on Canadian wartime events.
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Canada
Congress
Col. Maxwell
Schuyler
Woost
Arnold
United Colonies
Moors
Doane
Nelson
Gerry
Smith
Ed Willing
Tom
Committee of Correspondence
Benj. Franklin
S. Chase
Carrol
Carrollton
Carroll
Johns
Benjamin Franklin
Samuel Chase
Charles Carroll
Gentiemex
Carleton
Great Britain
Quebec
Dupree
Nefeu
St George Dupree
Gray
Militia
John Fraser
Montreal
New York
New Hampshire
Royal Academy of Sciences
Paris
Frs
Maryland
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Convention of
Colony of
Montgomery
Friends of Liberty
Prea-de- Ville
Batuesyd
Rapt
M'Phergon
Cheeseman
Anderson
Sault-en-Metelot
Aloct
Botta
Guy Carleton
Paltron
Col
Evham Allen
Gen. Montgomery
Walla
MacPherson
M 'Pherson
Wering
America
Wolfe
Aide de Camp
Wolf
England
Cork Temperance Progress Cuts Whiskey Revenue by Ten Thousand
The Cork movement toward temperance has slashed whiskey revenue by £10,000 in a single month. Distillers threaten to shut their doors as the downturn widens.
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Cork
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Mesars
Hudson River
Albany
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