Loyal Canadian Monster and Treachery in Lower Canada
Francois Quirovet, a loyal citizen, denounces traitors and recounts political peril. He recalls an arrest warrant and a treacherous reception by a relative who offered shelter then aided authorities. He condemns the perfidy as Calgary-like treachery, naming Drolet as an exemplar of betrayal.
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Dretetla
Dreset
St. Dore
Drolet
Dineas
Lord Durham
Angel of Peace
Bam
Arava
St. Mare
Corus Fency
Deolet
Lord Gosford
Mane
St. Dewale
Roops
St. den- Wie
Low
St. Charles
Crompton
St. Marc
Francois Quirourt
Gestiemem
Great Britain
Lower
Frangom Quirovet
Legislative Council of
Lower Canada
Quebec
Montreal
Humane Colborne
Wretel
St. Gervais
City of
Kennebec
Population decline and exodus shadow a Loyalist New World
From Moxtarst in May 1839 reports show a projected drop of 25 000 in L C population by May. Many emigrants depart daily on Laprairie Boat to St Johns. among them are veterans, farmers, and mechanics losing faith in British prosperity. Irish letters urge emigration as liberal causes falter and Doric confidence wanes amid collapse of Madonah Holmes & Co. deal.
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L. C
Laprairie
St. Johns
United States
Fragmentary Notice From Swanton May 2 1829
A damaged excerpt shows creditors offered 28 6d on the powed. It mentions wicked radicals accusing a fast steam boast ready at exit Cross. It notes a voyage chartered by Tories and SeeteA Yankees for a trip to Van Dieman's Land and calls for prayers for clearance rather than safe arrival. Signed North American.
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Exit Cross
Review of Durimam's Report in Canadian Race Conflict
The piece critiques Lord Durham's report arguing it exposes national hatred against Canadians and portrays British power as aiming to dominate. It mocks English merchants and a Montreal tailor linked to constitutional schemes, cites Ottawa and Acadian areas, and condemns proposals to alter representation to favor English interests.
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Lord Durham
Molson
McCutcheon
Redpath
Bashfamason
Lord High Commissioner
Lin Nur
Scotland
Canada
Colonial Office
Request for Hindenlang papers for biography
The author asks readers to send any papers of Hindenlang sent to the States since his execution. They believe the documents will provide data for his biography and express gratitude for any timely forwarding of such materials.
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Hindenlang
Pleasing Patriotism and Political Tensions in Buffalo Notes
The letter lauds the Patriotic Ladies of Buffalo for relief work aiding the destitute and venerates their charitable efforts. It also records a critique of the Canada Assembly’s stance on Clergy Reserves and a reference to McDonnell and Ogle Gowan, with Orange Lodge opposition and a tone of political grievance.
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Buffalo
Des
House of Assembly
Canada
I McDonnell
Bygold
Ogle Gowan
Grand Mo
Orange Lodges
Robert Yo
Civil unrest and factory misery in England debate
A London convention speech denounces child labor and factory abuse in England. Dr Macdougall condemns exhausted women and 10,000 children affected, noting mothers nursing at home, and argues for humane limits on working hours amid calls for policy reform and national self-critique.
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Macdougall
London
Mar
Co | Farmer and Mechanic
America
England
Dr. Mangall
Ure
Lancashire
West Indies
We Indies
France
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Communications
Madonah Holmes & Co
Swanton
Durimam
Gosford
Grey
Gipps
Constitutional Association’ of
Gibb
Ottawa
L*acadie
Beauharnois
Constitutional Association of Montreal
Duncan Gibb
Constitutional Association
Messrs. Moffatt
Penn
Dr. Robertson
Lori
Franklin
Grizzly
Philadelphia
Liverpool
Commons
Ireland
Jon Russell
Monexyn
Minis
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