Canadian Patriots Acknowledge British Rights Amid Revolution Debate
Dr Nelson recounts a 1837 Canadian uprising, defending the Convention’s remonstrance within the Constitution. He frames Loyalist ties, denounces treason, and praises Canadian patriots while urging restraint against opponents. He thanks the company and dedicates his remarks to liberty and justice.
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Nelson
Canada
St. Charles
Bolt
Montrralle
Lower Canada
England
Bermuda
Russia
Engliehmen
Varios
Lord Durham
Canale
Tee
Tae Tong
Maine
Npn
Ueir Etrugele
Solomon Southwick
Drasik
Neises Eld
Golmar
Liherty
Barmont
C. F. Paddick
Canaligns
St. Denia
A. Stirron
Staten
S. Brovering
Juitt
Anerica
Dr. Mas
America
B. WW. Mears
Rome
Flanders
Bastiles
Rochester
Canandaigua
H. Toxer
O. W. Paddock
J. R. Flanders
St. Denis
Lexington
Walling—Chenier
F. DD
Fiendern
Leon Meckenzie
Adam Papat
John Stark
C. H. Torr
W. D. Parker
Martie
Euphrainy
J. Jathvan
Johe Bell
Dk Mtters
Devine
Dr. Masson
Washington
Lafayettie
3. W. Parier
British North America
BH. KR. Buren
Wellford Nelson
St. Denie
Haeman
Ike Courege
Neler
Nelson Azoee
English policy and commerce in distant colonies print
A inspectorial critique discusses an 19th century Blackwood's Magazine article on British imperial policy. It argues Britain must rely on its own resources amid rising tensions with Europe Russia and America, citing trade declines and potential maritime conflict.
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Blackwood
Eng
Towers
Europe
Nipoteon
America
United States
England
Russia
Russian Empire
Afghanistan
Asia
Carrie
Nicholas
Algiers
Archipelago
Canadian
Northeastern Boundary Controversy Reports from Maine Governor
Governor John Fairfield forwards a detailed, hostile exchange with Secretary of State on Maine boundary. He cites British troop movements at Temiscouata, Madawaska and St John River, barracks, roads, and transport efforts. He requests federal protection and dispatches an agent for exact postwar intelligence.
Feat of Expos and Naval Decline Reported in 1792 Benchmark
A fragmentary Express item notes that expos flourished, prices rose markedly, and commercial trade grew while warships across branches fell to about half the 1792 standard, signaling a sharp shift in economic and naval strength.
Fortified works and fortifications upriver details in 1840 report
In Maine by the Fish River and Madawaska area, English government fortifications were described. Timbered barracks two stories high measure about fifty by thirty feet, with twenty-six tiles long. a guard and company detachments, river reconnoitering, and lines of defense including ditches and works. A warden and officers named, with names of captains and garrisons, plus construction linked to Lake Temiscouate and Lake Teo. The document records soldiers, ships, and defensive plans, including keel boats and transports for fifty men, under Major Chamber and other officers. Date cited February 27, 1840, Augusta Maine.
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Vetinn
Mony
Fish River
Magwasko
Fey
Inmex
Madawaska
Suileasor
Brads
McLoughlan
Canadas
Codigaa
Alonn
DD Recive
Bye Et Company
Meyer Chih
Willington
Bivuts Moyor Goold
Basten Vole
Teo
Benjamin Wig
Augusta
Philips
Johnso
Stet Yen
State Department note on Maine disputed territory troops
Secretary of State informs Mr. Fox and British envoy that a Maine report exposes misapprehensions about British troop occupation and public works in the disputed territory. The documents show discrepancies with prior British notes, prompting clarification of troop numbers and actions.
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Forsyth
Department of State
Washington
United States
Great Britain
Maine
Hobstings
Fox
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