Canadians in Upper Canada and British surrender reflections
A long critique argues Canadians who joined the American cause faced betrayal after Hull's surrender. It cites Niles' Register and Hull's letter to depict Canadians as having dual rights to protection and laments their later handover to Britain. The piece recalls Pointe Claire events and political shifts in 1815 1818, noting Prevost's recall and Parliament's actions toward education and governance.
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Hall
Nile
Detroit
Hull
As Canadiana
Great Britain
Lawa of Nations
Niles’ Register
Fort George
Weustis
United States
Amherstburg
U. Canada
Upper Canada
Pointe Claire
Laprairie
Montreal
Louis Joseph Papineau
House of Assembly
George Prevost
Legislative Council
Ryland
Houses of Assembly
Legislative Couch
House
Sewell
Monk
James Stuart
England
Plattsburgh
Lachine
Four Powers press Egypt on Syria evacuation talks
News from Alexandria through September ninth reports Sami Bey presenting a reply from Mehemet Ali to the Sublime Porte. The issue centers on the hereditary possession of Egypt and Syria arrangements with the Porte. Russia and England demand fleet restoration and evacuation of Syria before accepting his Highness's terms.
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Alexandria
Egypt
Syria
Russia
England
Sami Bey
Correspondence on British decline and European intrigue in Lower Canada
A fragmentary letter to readers in the Eastern Townships argues Britain is crumbling as Russia Austria and Prussia aim to topple it. It contrasts English and French anxieties, warns of looming conflicts with France over Syria and India, and suggests a broader European collision could draw the United States into war.
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Lower Canada
Britain
Potland
Russia
Prussia
Aretria
Pree
England
India
France
Great Britain
Syria
Singh Fry
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Sele
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