Martyr De Lorimier and Canadian Liberty Battle
A Canadian revolutionary narrative portrays Chevalier De Lorimier at his execution in Montreal. It details his steadfast defiance for liberty, calls him a martyr, and records the public address by officials and witnesses before the fatal drop. It also includes a companion piece by Grogan defending republicanism and denouncing British coercion and suspected American collaboration.
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Childress
Bant
Hindentang
Bebreryl Vowe
de Lorimier
Montreal
de Loramier
Colborne
United States
Montanat Jar
St. Lawrence
Canada
Marval Lew
Ile
Chevalier de Lorimier
Subpoena in a Canada United States case
A fragmentary 19th century note warns of dangerous policy and commands a witness to appear before a circuit court in a dispute involving James Grogan and others. The text references Beach Ridge and Lower Canada, indicating cross border legal proceedings and a formal summons under U S authority.
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United States
Windsor
Nox
Geo. Stayton West
James Grogan
Rover P Taney
Supreme Court of the Unis
Jrssz
Circuit Court
American Citizens and Canadian Bribery in 1839 Quebec
The document decries Canadian government money paid to induce perjury in Montreal Court Martial cases and accuses British authorities of meddling in U S law enforcement. It attacks foreign influence, defends American sovereignty, and urges Vermont jurors to resist such pressures seen as demeaning to courts and liberty.
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Windsor
Weil
United States
Patna
Bunker’s Hill
Aml Beonington
Schlosser
U. S
Colborne
Lam
Ver- Mont
Canada
Dirance
Tean
van Dieman's Land
Vermont
Caldwell’s Manor
William Browne
Montreal
Wasuixeron
Gotha
McNab
Hig
Ralten
Denmark
Free Republic
the United States
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Communications
Janes W. Grogan
van Cirtzens
Versovr
Heman Lowry
Daniel Kellogg
Elijah Paine
Her Majesty
West
Roger B. Taney
C. Justice
Jesse Gove
Tom
U.S
U. States
Her Majesty’s Dominions
Wx. Browne
M. P
Cory