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Dark Days of Martial Law in Montreal Rebellion Coverage
Immersive account detailing Lord Gosford's December proclamation placing Montreal under Martial Law, Canadian refugees in the United States, and a failed Swanton Vermont expedition led by Col. Gagnon. Includes vivid descriptions of the Moore's Corners clash, Bouchette's wounding, and the broader Anglo Canadian tensions and retaliations.
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Lord Gosford
Montreal
Colborne
United States
Sons
Green Mountains
Sir Jon Colborne
Stife
Lower Canada
Col. Gagoon
Swanton
L Acadie
Mr. Papinesa
Col. Gagnon
Mr. Gagnon
Papineau
L’acadie
E. EB. Mathiot
R. S. M. Bouchette
Esquire
Julien Gagnon
Jacob Bouchard
Ste. Marguerite de Blairfincie
L’ Acadie
Swanton Falls
Minsissquoui Bay
Stanstead
Shefford
Minsissquoui
Canada
Kemp
Freleighsburgh
Dele
Noir
Phillippaburgh
Isle Jour Noir
Moore's Corners
Swanton Falla
Bouchette
Aggon
B Ho
Oficer
Pany
Mathiot
Gagnon
Hubert Patténaude
Grande Ligne
L'Acadice
Isle Aux Noix
Dr. Kimber
Chambly
Simeon Marchenreault
J. P. Boweker
Belleville
St. Charles
Jalbert
St. Denis
Rodolphe Desrivieres
Andre Hebert
Richelieu
St. Jerbon
Pointe A la Mule
St. Charjey
Montreat
Gould
C.D. Dy
Jobe Colborne
Precingham
City Bank
Stanley Bagg
Warinet
Quebec
J. F
Mille
Canadas
France
South America
Canadises
Great Britain
Charles D. Day