Canada Campaign Reflections and Naval Strategy Debates
A detailed narrative recounts Congress actions on Canada campaign plans, officer appointments, and provisioning. It covers Washington's dispatch of battalions, Schuyler's leadership, financial allocations for pork and shoes, and debates over Quebec's fall plus treatment of Canadians and officers amid battlefield controversies. It also mentions Easton and Prescott units, Arnold’s accusations, and memorials to colonial leaders.
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Congress
Canada
Congress Jas
Cer i
Hazen
Lent
Antil
Thomas Walker
Monttril
Spesking
Ruieseau Migean
Walker
Woosity
Orer
Pattee
Schuyler
Tressdering
Quebec
Washington
New York
Massachusetts
Carleton
England
Trumbull
Messrs
Alsop
Sherman
Lewis
General Schuyler
Wisner
Prescott
St. Lawrence
Richelieu
Easton
Montgomery
Arnold
Cer
Euston
James Easton
Ticonderoga
Committee of
Albany
Porhoner
Bat Lion
Gendral Prescott
Sorel
Hedel
Preston
United Colonies
Major Brown
Brown
Dr Wolfred Nelson Visits Fort Covington for Community Tribute
Franklin Gazette reports a March 11, 1940 visit by Dr Wolfred Nelson to Fort Covington. At Parkes Hotel a committee enticed him to meet locals after a supper, where he shared Canadian affairs insights amid music, speeches, and warm hospitality from a large crowd of residents.
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Nelson
Vetern
Liberal Party
Lower Canada
Friends of Freedom
Tate
Ioebaine
Sirison
Dehall
Ford
Canada
United States
Engwo
Micalah
Durham
Franklin Gazette
Fort Covington, N. Y
Wolfred Nelson
Parkes
V. M
Parker
Dr. Nelson
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History OF Canada
Eny
Jeremiah Dogno
Dagan
Philadelphia
Dogan
Dugan
Dullaes
Price