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Canada’s Act of Union, 1840-41

George III, King of Great Britain and Ireland George III (1738 – 1820), whose reign began in 1760, was King when New France was ceded to Britain, under the terms of the Treaty of Paris (1763), and he...

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Upper Canada Rebellion: Wikipedia’s Gallery

William Lyon MacKenzie Above is a photograph of William Lyon Mackenzie who, along with Louis-Joseph Papineau, worked to bring about responsible government. Neither William Lyon Mackenzie nor...

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The Act of Union: the Aftermath

      The Falls at Sainte-Anne, by Cornelius Krieghoff The last time we discussed Canada, the Rebellions of 1837 had been crushed and, in Lower Canada, 58 men had been deported to Australia, 12 were...

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Nouvelle-France’s Seigneurial System

Aubert de Gaspé’s Manoir, Saint-Jean-Port-Joli (south shore of the St Lawrence River) If you look back at my last post, you will see that I suggested that a responsible government could rectify the...

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The Treaty of Paris (1763) & and the Fate of the Canadiens

  Louis-Joseph Papineau, portrait by Théophile Hamel (1817-1870)  Papineau’s Manoir Louis-Joseph Papineau lived in this manoir. It is not a castle, but it is a home befitting a SEIGNEUR. Under the...

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A Short History of the Indépendantistes

Louis-Joseph Papineau                                               http://michelinewalker.com/2012/04/12/upper-and-lower-canada/ Upper and Lower Canada   Upper and Lower Canada We are now returning to...

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