"The Articles of Association" Journals of the Continental Congress (October 20, 1774), Lillian Goldman Law Library, Yale Law School. (See also expression of "great danger" Quebec poses, and rumour in London that regiment of Royal Canadians might be raised (2nd pg.), and "sort of Enthusiasm" prevailing in Boston ("our all is at stake")). Accessed 26 July 2022
"Carleton to Dartmouth" (November 11, 1774), Documents Relating to the Constitutional History of Canada; 1759-1791; Part II (2nd edition; 1918), pgs. 586-8. (See also John Adams' report that Massachusetts and Boston are considering "opening a Communication with Several Parts of" Quebec) Accessed 16 August 2022
"The Articles of Association" Journals of the Continental Congress (October 20, 1774), Lillian Goldman Law Library, Yale Law School. (See also expression of "great danger" Quebec poses, and rumour in London that regiment of Royal Canadians might be raised (2nd pg.), and "sort of Enthusiasm" prevailing in Boston ("our all is at stake")). Accessed 26 July 2022
"Quebec, June 30," The Quebec Gazette, Nomb. 494 (June 30, 1774), 3rd pg. Accessed 9 August 2022
"April 8," The Quebec Gazette, Nomb. 494 (June 30, 1774), 2nd pg. Accessed 9 August 2022
"August 6," The Quebec Gazette, Nomb. 515 (November 24, 1774), 2nd pg. Accessed 9 August 2022
"Edinburgh, March 3," The Quebec Gazette, Nomb. 492 (June 16, 1774), 2nd pg. Accessed 9 August 2022
"Anno Regni Georgii III," The Quebec Gazette, Nomb. 491 (June 9, 1774), 1st pg. Accessed 9 August 2022
"New-York, October 6," The Quebec Gazette, Nomb. 512 (November 3, 1774), 3rd pg. Accessed 9 August 2022
"New-York, July 25," The Quebec Gazette, Nomb. 501 (August 18, 1774), 2nd pg. Accessed 9 August 2022
"October 5," The Quebec Gazette, Nomb. 472 (January 27, 1774), 2nd pg. Accessed 8 August 2022
Debates of the House of Commons[...]on the Bill for Making More Effectual Provision for the Government of the Province of Quebec (1839), pgs. iii-v Accessed 14 July 2022 (See also warning (pgs. 228-9) that "all hope of peace in America will be destroyed" if Catholic army is raised in Canada, and various references from America to evils of Quebec Act)
Letter to Canadians (in French with English translation; delivered December 26, 1774), An Account of the Proceedings of the British, and other Protestant Inhabitants of the Province of Quebeck[...]to obtain An House of Assembly[....] (1775), pgs. 264-75. Accessed 4 August 2022 (See also Gov. Carleton reports Canadians' satisfaction with Act, but letter from Montreal says "Canadians in general" oppose it and gentry and priests support it (Page 1 of 3))
"Carleton to Dartmouth" (November 11, 1774), Documents Relating to the Constitutional History of Canada; 1759-1791; Part II (2nd edition; 1918), pgs. 586-8. (See also John Adams' report that Massachusetts and Boston are considering "opening a Communication with Several Parts of" Quebec) Accessed 16 August 2022
"Petitions for the Repeal of the Quebec Act" (November 12, 1774), Documents Relating to the Constitutional History of Canada; 1759-1791; Part II (2nd edition; 1918), pgs. 589-94. Accessed 16 August 2022
Letter to Canadians (in French with English translation; delivered December 26, 1774), An Account of the Proceedings of the British, and other Protestant Inhabitants of the Province of Quebeck[...]to obtain An House of Assembly[....] (1775), pgs. 264-75. Accessed 4 August 2022 (See also Gov. Carleton reports Canadians' satisfaction with Act, but letter from Montreal says "Canadians in general" oppose it and gentry and priests support it (Page 1 of 3))
"Halifax, October 25," The Nova-Scotia Gazette: and The Weekly Chronicle, (October 25, 1774) Page 4 of 4. Accessed 10 August 2022
"Halifax, September 20; By his Excellency," The Nova-Scotia Gazette: and The Weekly Chronicle, Number 209 (September 20, 1774), Page 5 of 5. Accessed 10 August 2022
"Employment for the Poor; Halifax Work-house," The Nova-Scotia Gazette: and The Weekly Chronicle, Number 177 (February 8, 1774), Page 1 of 4. Accessed 5 August 2022
"To the Public," The Nova-Scotia Gazette: and The Weekly Chronicle, (November 1, 1774) Page 1 of 4. Accessed 11 August 2022
"Notice is hereby given," The Nova-Scotia Gazette: and The Weekly Chronicle, Number 194 (June 7, 1774), Page 2 of 4. Accessed 10 August 2022
"Mr M'Gowan," The Nova-Scotia Gazette: and The Weekly Chronicle, (November 1, 1774) Page 1 of 4. Accessed 11 August 2022
"Mrs. Blackburn," The Nova-Scotia Gazette: and The Weekly Chronicle, Number 203 (August 9, 1774), Page 4 of 4. Accessed 10 August 2022
"Halifax, February 1[...]Persons of the Drama, &c.," The Nova-Scotia Gazette: and The Weekly Chronicle, Number 176 (February 1, 1774), Page 3 of 4. (See also synopsis of play on front page) Accessed 5 August 2022
"Cramahé to Dartmouth" (July 15, 1774), Documents Relating to the Constitutional History of Canada, 1759-1791 (1907), pg. 353 (PDF frame 367) (See also Canadians' petition to King, immediately following Cramahé letter) Accessed 15 August 2022
June 2, 1774, Debates of the House of Commons[...]on the Bill for Making More Effectual Provision for the Government of the Province of Quebec (1839), pg. 132 (PDF frame 148) (See also Maseres's earlier opinion on council (pg. 340) and "Case of the British Merchants Trading to Quebec" (pgs. 359-66)) Accessed 1 August 2022
May 26, 1774, Debates of the House of Commons[...]on the Bill for Making More Effectual Provision for the Government of the Province of Quebec (1839), pg. 10 (PDF frame 26) Accessed 27 July 2022
June 2, 1774, Debates of the House of Commons[...]on the Bill for Making More Effectual Provision for the Government of the Province of Quebec (1839), pg. 132 (PDF frame 148) (See also Maseres's earlier opinion on council (pg. 340) and "Case of the British Merchants Trading to Quebec" (pgs. 359-66)) Accessed 1 August 2022
June 3, 1774, Debates of the House of Commons[...]on the Bill for Making More Effectual Provision for the Government of the Province of Quebec (1839), pg. 160 (PDF frame 176) Accessed 1 August 2022
Debates of the House of Commons[...]on the Bill for Making More Effectual Provision for the Government of the Province of Quebec (1839), pgs. iii-v Accessed 14 July 2022 (See also warning (pgs. 228-9) that "all hope of peace in America will be destroyed" if Catholic army is raised in Canada, and various references from America to evils of Quebec Act)
June 8, 1774, Debates of the House of Commons[...]on the Bill for Making More Effectual Provision for the Government of the Province of Quebec (1839), pgs. 246-7 (PDF frames 262-3) Accessed 3 August 2022
June 6, 1774, Debates of the House of Commons(...)on the Bill for Making More Effectual Provision for the Government of the Province of Quebec (1839), pgs. 187-8 (PDF frames 203-4) (Johnstone further (pg. 242) says bill favours governor and receiver-general, and surrounds British colonies with "line of despotism") Accessed 2 August 2022
May 26, 1774, Debates of the House of Commons[...]on the Bill for Making More Effectual Provision for the Government of the Province of Quebec (1839), pgs. 39-40 (PDF frames 55-6) (See also assessment of Canadian opinion of English law (pgs. 125-6)) Accessed 28 July 2022
June 3, 1774, Debates of the House of Commons[...]on the Bill for Making More Effectual Provision for the Government of the Province of Quebec (1839), pgs. 156-7 (PDF frames 172-3) Accessed 1 August 2022
May 31, 1774, Debates of the House of Commons[...]on the Bill for Making More Effectual Provision for the Government of the Province of Quebec (1839), pg. 75 (PDF frame 90) (See also how counsel for merchants explains their stand (pgs. 96-9)) Accessed 28 July 2022
"June 2; Examination of General Carleton, Governor-General of Canada," Debates of the House of Commons[...]on the Bill for Making More Effectual Provision for the Government of the Province of Quebec (1839), pg. 102 (PDF frame 118) (Also, Canadians ridicule jury's unanimity requirement as "trial by strength of body and power to fast longest" (pg. 128), and upper class jurors are humiliated by having to work with lower class men, while latter find jury duty burdensome (pg. 151)) Accessed 28 July 2022
June 6, 1774, Debates of the House of Commons[...]on the Bill for Making More Effectual Provision for the Government of the Province of Quebec (1839), pgs. 194-7 (PDF frames 328-31) Accessed 2 August 2022
"June 2; Examination of General Carleton, Governor-General of Canada," Debates of the House of Commons[...]on the Bill for Making More Effectual Provision for the Government of the Province of Quebec (1839), pgs. 104-5 (PDF frames 120-1) Accessed 28 July 2022
"Examination of William Hey, Esq., Chief Justice of Quebec" (June 3, 1774), Debates of the House of Commons[...]on the Bill for Making More Effectual Provision for the Government of the Province of Quebec (1839), pg. 154 (PDF frame 170) Accessed 1 August 2022
"June 2; Examination of General Carleton, Governor-General of Canada," Debates of the House of Commons[...]on the Bill for Making More Effectual Provision for the Government of the Province of Quebec (1839), pg. 113 (PDF frame 129) Accessed 28 July 2022
"The Articles of Association" Journals of the Continental Congress (October 20, 1774), Lillian Goldman Law Library, Yale Law School. (See also expression of "great danger" Quebec poses, and rumour in London that regiment of Royal Canadians might be raised (2nd pg.), and "sort of Enthusiasm" prevailing in Boston ("our all is at stake")). Accessed 26 July 2022
