History of Canada and Canadian loyalty amid British rule
A condensed historical note argues Canadians largely disaffected from Britain, citing British officer journals on loyalty, priests, and militia patterns. It traces Canadian support for the American cause, church influence, and militia composition, with references to Carleton, Bourgoyne, and Pointe Levi, then shifts to a summary on the Northwest Coast of America and early exploration by Spaniards, British, and Russians, including Nootka and Columbia River narratives.
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England
Canada
Ponte Levi
Cape Diamond
Carleton
Drummond's Wharf
Brily
Pointe Leri
Quebec
Orleans
Berlan
Abraham
Pointe-Levi
St. Charfen
Laforce
Bisset
George TI
Fox
North America
Lord North
Great Britain
United States
Acme
Guy Carleton
House of Ha
Bourgoyne
North West Coast
America
Americas
Great Dividing Chain
Rocky Mountains
Pacific
Cape St. Lucas
California
North West
Drake
Gabi
Fertely
Spain
Cape Mendocino
Aleutian
Asia
American
Nou
Aleutian Islands
Fortune
Mexico
Uader
Perez
Sutil
Heceta
Bodega
Hecelu
Rio de San Rocque
Columbia
Barrington
Madras
Maoretie
London
Arteaga
Cook
Nootka Sound
Maurelle
Great-Britain
France
Amstria
Russia
Martinez
Meares
Oxtell
South Seas
Nootka
al Sernants
Straits of
Fuco
Bay of San Francisco
Robert Gray
Lannde
Oregon
Carver
Connecticut
Hecetn
Rio de San Roque
Vancouver
Gray
Inter
Bis Journal
Lieut
Broughton
Grey
Bultineh’s
Whidbey's Harbour
Forty
Straighin
Capea &E
Ministry
Nothwest
Britain
Perth
San Francisco
Columbia River
Powadapa
Misars
Clark
Ceselom
Loniiaesa
Colombia
Pointe On
Montreel
Mackenzie
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History OF Canada
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Pointe Levi
Arkor
Iam
Legislative Council
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