Lower Canada Administration Turbulence and Parliament 1816
The piece reviews Sir Gordon Drummond’s governorship in Lower Canada, the dissolution of the 1814-1815 Assembly, and the subsequent 1816 events. It details clashes with the Prince Regent, trials of judges, press prosecutions, fiscal misuses, and Sherbrooke’s 1817 return, with focus on parliamentary struggles and governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Prevost
Gorton Brannon
Upper
Lower Canada
England
Gordon Drummond
Napoleon
Prince Regent
Mney
Montreal
Lachine
Hovse
Borry
House of Assembly
Gordon
Drummond
Alee
Prince Re Erates
House of Reesembly
House of
Ponce
Wyilin
Gordon Dramawnd
Julie Wilson
Marsham
John Coape Sherbrooke
Nova
Canadian Courant
Spectateur
Duke of York
Jonathan Sewell
Monk
Legislative Council
Criminal Court
District of
Judge Monk
Lewis
Atdefeu
Ord
Sen
Ines Stuart
Thich
James Stuart
Samuel Sherwood
Princ Recgent
John Coape Sherebrooke
Quebecs
A. Covillier
Montres
Louis Chas
Jordges
Sherwood
House
Comsmittee
Thettet
Fancher
Foucher
Susanne Lahaic
Louis Consineau
Bedard
Han
Inamare
Lower Canale
Canada
Legi
United States
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Ryan
Wereen
Panetionmere
Samoil Wentworth Monk
Quebec
Meare
Cuvillier
Davidson
Molson
Vanielson
McCord
Taschereau
Borgin
Gov
Gaspe
Alo Foond