Lord Dorchester

Allen already Alured Clarke American appointed armed army Arnold arrived assembly attack Britain British government Burgoyne Burgoyne's Canada Canadian Captain captured Carleton Chambly chief-justice civil Colonel colony command congress council Cramahé Crown Point defence despatch Dorchester Dorchester's doubt England English favour force France Fraser French French-Canadians garrison Germain governor guns habitants hand home government honour House hundred Indians Johns justice king king's Lake Champlain Lake Ontario land Lawrence laws letter lieutenant-governor Lord Lower Canada Loyalists Masères matter ment military militia Montgomery Montreal Murray noblesse North Nova Scotia occupied officers party peace peasantry persons petition political posts prisoners Protestant province Quebec Act rebels refugees regarded regiment Richelieu sailed seems seigniors sent settlers ships siege Simcoe Sir John Johnson soldiers Sorel surrender thought thousand Three Rivers Ticonderoga tion town trade treaty troops United Empire Loyalists Upper Canada Vermont Walker western winter wrote York