Political state of Upper Canada in 1806-7

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Political state of Upper Canada in 1806-7

Date1893

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Great Britain. Commonwealth Office (contributor)

Public Archives of Canada (contributor)

Thorpe, Robert, active 1781-1820 (contributor)

Unknown (publisher)

Unknown (author)

Upper Canada. Lieutenant-Governor (1806-1817 : Gore) (contributor)

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Political state of Upper Canada in 1806-7. In Canada. Public archives. Report, 1892. 1893. p. [32]-135. Correspondence of Alexander Grant, Lieutenant-Governor Gore and Judge Thorpe, leader of the opposition to the government, with the Colonial office, together with other documents which reveal the intense unrest in the province.

Subject

Politics and government

Country:Canada

Province or state:Ontario

Medium

Hardcover books

Language

CollectionBaldwin Collection of Canadiana

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Call Number / Accession Number37131055452874D

Dewey Number971 C119098.3 1892 BR

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