The History of Canada, Volume 5

accepted America Amherst appeared appointed Arch arms arrived assembly attack attempt authority Boston Boston port act Bouquet Bradstreet Britain British called Canada captain Carleton cause character chief civil colonies command commenced congress consequence council court Croghan declared Delawares desire Detroit discontent duty England English established expedition feeling followed force fort Pitt French Canadians French law Gage garrison Gladwin governor hundred Hutchinson imperial Indians influence inhabitants Johnson jury justice king king's lake lake Champlain lake Saint Claire land letter liberty Loftus lord North Masères ment military Montreal mother country Murray Murray's obtained officers opinion ordinance Ottawas parliament party passed peace petition Pitt political Pontiac possession present prisoners proceedings proclamation protection provisions Quebec act received regiment remained royal Saint Ange sent Shawanees shew shewn sir William Johnson soldiers stamp act subjects Three Rivers tion trade tribes troops