Canada. John George Bourinot
href="#ulink_a3883933-acaa-51dc-9532-c5299dfc4749">THE STRUGGLE FOR DOMINION IN THE GREAT VALLEYS OF NORTH AMERICA: ENGLISH REVERSES AND FRENCH VICTORIES—FALL OF LOUISBOURG AND FORT DUQUESNE.
HONNEUR À MONTCALM LE DESTIN EN LUI DÉROBANT LA VICTOIRE L'A RÉCOMPENSÉ PAR UNE MORT GLORIEUSE!
MORTEM. VIRTUS. COMMUNEM. FAMAM. HISTORIA. MONUMENTUM. POSTERITAS. DEDIT.
A PERIOD OF TRANSITION—PONTIAC'S WAR—THE QUEBEC ACT.
THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION—INVASION OF CANADA—DEATH OF MONTGOMERY—PEACE.
FOUNDATION OF NEW PROVINCES—ESTABLISHMENT OF REPRESENTATIVE INSTITUTIONS.
THE WAR OF 1812-1815—PATRIOTISM OF THE CANADIANS.
POLITICAL STRIFE AND REBELLION.
RESPONSIBLE GOVERNMENT AND ITS RESULTS—FEDERAL UNION—RELATIONS BETWEEN CANADA AND THE UNITED STATES.
COMPLETION OF THE FEDERAL UNION—MAKERS OF THE DOMINION.
CANADA AS A NATION: MATERIAL AND INTELLECTUAL DEVELOPMENT—POLITICAL RIGHTS.
BIBLIOGRAPHICAL NOTE
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