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Retrieved 27 June 2011. David Mills (1988). The idea of loyalty in Upper Canada, 1784-1850. McGill-Queen's Press - MQUP. pp. 197–. ISBN 9780773506602...

the establishment of the Province of New Brunswick in 1784. Most historians and most articles in Wikipedia consider that the history of an area goes...

"Carleton, Thomas," Dictionary of Canadian Biography Online (2000) online edition MacNutt, W. S. New Brunswick: A History, 1784-1867 (1984) Mancke; Elizabeth...

{{editprotected}} Please restore the link to Sports in Canada in the {{main}} template at the top of the Canada#Culture section. It should look like this: It...

by 84.189.1.194 (talk) 20:32, 26 May 2008 (UTC) Also, Casper Shafer (1712-1784), who spelled his name and others spelled his name several different ways...

likely that George Dixon's 1784 vessel was a private merchantman called Queen Charlotte not an HMS Queen Charlotte. See Canadian DNB article: [1] mervyn...

Hubert, annulled the vows of any friar professed after 1784." 5 years after 1759 is 1764. Should 1784 be 1764? But that wouldn't make much sense - why allow...

and after Haldimand permitted the Six Nations to assume occupancy in 1784. Haldimand in effect created for the Six Nations a granted reserve, which is one...

already written for 1763] 1784: New Brunswick is created 1841: The Province of Canada is created 1846: Oregon Treaty settles border in West between British...

Anyone here remember the 1960s? I don't, but I think that "Dominion of Canada" was in use until the 1960s, not just the 1930s as a recent edit indicated....

'United Empire Loyalist' settlers landed, in Prinyer's Cove, in the 5th (Marysburgh) Township, in the fall of 1784. Here they 'drew lots' for selecting which...

independence until 1783 (possibly even 1784 when the Treaty of Paris became effective). With respect, your analysis of the Canadian monarchy is noted but not valid...

best key to the dialect spoken in New France in the mid -18th century.” – http://www.waynecook.com/aessex.html – 1784 – The Homestead of Matthew Elliot...

Francis Gwillim Simcoe (born 1801), died 1812 in Trinidad Breach at Badajoz, Spain Daughter Eliza Simcoe (born 1784-died 1865) son Reverend Henry Addington...

it been founded? 1784? Here it says: "After the war was over, government officials sought lands for Loyalist resettlement. By June 1784, the soldiers of...

photo as a source, I'll just type what the sign reads: "Dr. John McLoughlin 1784-1857. Chief Factor of the Hudson's Bay Company at Fort Vancouver. Philanthropist...

1826, was originally owned by Richard Cartwright, who settled in Kingston in 1784. A 1908 purpose-built structure between the two buildings included a bowling...

lack of widespread popular support (as it did in Upper Canada). Esseh 04:51, 5 April 2007 (UTC) In 1784, this is indeed a contradiction. The assertion...

was passed in 1787. older ≠ wiser 00:42, 13 June 2010 (UTC) The Land Ordinance of 1784 article, to which the Northwest Ordinance of 1784 article redirects...