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The first Loyalism was quiet and situational, as frequently a position of passive
neutrality as active hostility towards the rebellion. The other was usually
tumultuous, painfully personal, and frequently ended in persecution or exile.
Consider ...
The first Loyalism was quiet and situational, as frequently a position of passive
neutrality as active hostility towards the rebellion. The other was usually
tumultuous, painfully personal, and frequently ended in persecution or exile.
Consider ...
Page 272
The building of the railway is closely associated with the dislocation of native
people and the North West Rebellion in 1885. Thomas Flanagan, Riel and the
Rebellion 1885 Reconsidered (1983) argues that Canada was remarkably ...
The building of the railway is closely associated with the dislocation of native
people and the North West Rebellion in 1885. Thomas Flanagan, Riel and the
Rebellion 1885 Reconsidered (1983) argues that Canada was remarkably ...
Page 624
... 141 proposed union with Upper Canada (1822), 133 prosperity after American
Revolution, 94 reaction to French Revolution, 95 reaction to Ten Resolutions (
1837), 139 reasons for failure of rebellion of 1837, 142 rebellion (1838), 150
report ...
... 141 proposed union with Upper Canada (1822), 133 prosperity after American
Revolution, 94 reaction to French Revolution, 95 reaction to Ten Resolutions (
1837), 139 reasons for failure of rebellion of 1837, 142 rebellion (1838), 150
report ...
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