Revolution Rejected 1775-1776

Acadians American Revolution arms army Arnold Atlantic attitude authority Bay of Fundy Benedict Arnold bourgeoisie Bourinot Britain British rule Canada Canadian Historical Carleton Church classes clergy commercial system conduct Continental Congress Creighton declared defence Donald Creighton economic effect élite Empire enemies England English enlistment evidence expedition favour fear feeling force French Canadians frontier frontier thesis George Governor habitants Halifax historians Ibid important independence influence inhabitants interests invaders invasion J. B. Brebner join the Revolution Kerr King Kingsford Lawrence leaders least Legge liberty loyal loyalty majority Marcel Trudel ment merchants of Nova military militia Montgomery Montreal mother country movement Newlight religious North America Nova Scotia officers parishes peasants political population present priests protest Quebec Act rebels religion religious revival revolutionary cause Royalist Ryerson Schuyler seigneurs seigniors settlements social STANLEY RYERSON strong sympathy Thirteen Colonies tion Toronto town trade troops Trudel Washington West whole