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Newspaper
North American
Location
Swanton, Vermont, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1839
Page
1
Fragmentary Message on Martyrdom and Vengeance in Canada
A highly garbled text urges Canada to remember a flood of martyrs in a cause of Frenpom and to rally for vengeance. It references the block, boats, sun, and distant powers, with distorted imagery and unclear meaning. The piece appears as a damaged historic note or editorial fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Martyra
Biography of Amboise Sanguinet and the hunt for justice
A lengthy, partisan portrait of Amboise Sanguinet of Lower Canada. It portrays him as a patriot persecuted by British authorities including Sir Robert Shore Milnes and Sir James Henry Craig. The piece accuses the Montreal Court Martial of murder, links his execution to tyranny, and portrays his life as a symbol of liberty and martyrdom. It highlights his early reform efforts, militia service, and final stand against colonial oppression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aswanome Sascurser
Lower Canada
Colborne
Sanguinet
Lasalle
Laprairie
Manetreal
Lasalles
Episcopal Church
Henvy
Robert Shore Milnes
Executive Council
Court of King’s Bench
Montreal
Ambroise
St. Constant
Laorairie
Upper
Lower
Canada
Cer
Walker
la Tortue
Ths
Vitrey
John Colborne
Amboise Sanguinet
The Du Calvet Memoir of Persecution in Quebec
The article recounts the life of Pierre Du Calvet, a respected magistrate in Montreal who aided Acadians after the Canada conquest. It details his loyalty to the Crown, his arrest on September 27, 1780, brutal treatment aboard the Canceeur, confinement in Quebec prisons, and ultimate transfer to the Recollets Convent jail under Captain Atkinson and Governor Haldimand, highlighting military oppression and degrading conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre du Calyet
Montreal
Canada
Murray
Calves
Quebec
Mr. du Calvet
du Calvet
Laws
Pepere
Europe
Atkinson
Hia Gon
Irona
France
Recollets
Haldimand
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bryno
Dalhousie
County of
Huntingdon
St Phillippe
Lord Dalhousie
House of Assembly
House of Commons
Lord Aylmer
Sanguin
Dr. Calvet
Great Britain
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