"Indians"The Present State of Nova Scotia; The Second Edition (1787), pgs. 68-82. Accessed 3 May 2023
The Present State of Nova Scotia; The Second Edition (1787), pg. 130 Accessed 3 May 2023
Charles Inglis, A Sermon Preached before His Excellency the Lieutenant Governor, His Majesty's Council, and the House of Assembly[....] (November 25, 1787), pg. 31 footnote (PDF pg. 36). Accessed 2 May 2023
Letter of Polly Dibblee to William Jarvis (November 17, 1787), Loyalist Women in New Brunswick, University of New Brunswick Libraries. Accessed 3 May 2023 (See also report of Quaker Loyalists feeding new neighbours as they move to New Brunswick)
"John Rapalje to George Leonard" (Brooklyn, N.Y., October 29, 1787), Winslow Papers; A.D. 1776-1826, pgs. 348-9. Accessed 12 May 2023
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"Albany, May 3," The Nova-Scotia Gazette and the Weekly Chronicle, Number 1104 (June 5, 1787), Page 2 of 2 (lefthand page, right column). Accessed 27 April 2023 (See also Abigail Adams' comment (and footnote) that Dorchester trying to accommodate Vermont trade)
"From the New-York Journal, of April 26," The Quebec Gazette, Nomb. 1137 (May 31, 1787), pgs. 1-2. (See also report ("May 29," pg. 2) that Massachusetts has repealed laws "repugnant" to peace treaty with Britain) Accessed 5 May 2023
"Mr. Brown, King's Printer[....]" (February 26, 1787), The Quebec Gazette, Nomb. 1124 (March 1, 1787), pg. 2. (See also text of 1783 act) Accessed 4 May 2023
"Ran-away[....]" (March 6, 1787), The Quebec Gazette, Nomb. 1125 (Cahier 1, March 8, 1787), pg. 2. (See also July advertisement (pg. 3) for sale of about-18-year-old trilingual Black woman) Accessed 4 May 2023
"Monday, the first of October[....]," The Quebec Gazette, Nomb. 1155 (October 4, 1787), pg. 2. Accessed 5 May 2023
"Poets Corner; The following lines[....]" (May 22, 1787), The Quebec Gazette, Nomb. 1137 (May 31, 1787), pg. 4. Accessed 5 May 2023
Celia, "Epitaph" (Quebec, January 28, 1787), The Quebec Gazette, Nomb. 1120 (February 1, 1787), pg. 4. Accessed 4 May 2023
"St. John, November 6," The Quebec Gazette, Nomb. 1166 (December 20, 1787), pg. 3. Accessed 8 May 2023
"London, September 29; Our great astronomer Mr. Herschel[....]," The Nova-Scotia Gazette and the Weekly Chronicle, Number 1130 (December 4, 1787), Page 2 of 2 (lefthand page, middle column). (See also Herschel's report of volcano to Royal Society) Accessed 2 May 2023
"To the Honourable the Legislative Council of the Province of Quebec" (April 18, 1787), A Review of the Government and Grievances of the Province of Quebec[....] (1788), pg. 90 (PDF pg. 102). (See also Legislative Council committee report (excerpt, PDF pgs. 67-9) arguing Loyalists and other immigrants should accept provincial laws) Accessed 3 May 2023
Frederick Haldimand, "10 (June 1787)" (translation), Journal intime du Gen. Haldimand / Private Diary of Gen. Haldimand, pg. 227. Accessed 2 May 2023 (See also government official's observation that Lt. Gov. Hope advocates "the continuation of French Laws + Customs")
"Halifax, October 30; Lord Dorchester[....]," The Nova-Scotia Gazette and the Weekly Chronicle, Number 1125 (October 30, 1787), Page 2 of 2 (righthand page, middle column). (See also militia ordinance) Accessed 2 May 2023
Frederick Haldimand, "10 (June 1787)" (translation), Journal intime du Gen. Haldimand / Private Diary of Gen. Haldimand, pg. 227. Accessed 2 May 2023
Letter to Daniel Claus (Montreal, January 18, 1787), Library and Archives Canada. Accessed 11 May 2023
Frederick Haldimand, "10 (June 1787)" (translation), Journal intime du Gen. Haldimand / Private Diary of Gen. Haldimand, pg. 227. Accessed 2 May 2023 (See also government official's observation that Lt. Gov. Hope advocates "the continuation of French Laws + Customs")
"October [12], 1787," Journals of the Continental Congress, Volume 33, pg. 665 Accessed 15 May 2023
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Petter Ferber (after Jens Haven), "Hoffenthal in Labrador" (circa 1787), Memorial University of Newfoundland Digital Archives. Accessed 3 May 2023
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"London, April 4; The Post Master General[....]," The Nova-Scotia Gazette and the Weekly Chronicle, Number 1103 (May 29, 1787), Page 2 of 2 (lefthand page, middle column). Accessed 27 April 2023
"The four regiments of foot[....]," The Nova-Scotia Gazette and the Weekly Chronicle, Number 1100 (May 8, 1787), Page 2 of 2 (lefthand page, right column). (See also that in May 15 issue (Page 2 of 2, righthand page, left column), "in the present unsettled state of affairs," Washington turned down "the dignified Title of Protector") Accessed 27 April 2023
"Halifax, October 30; Lord Dorchester[....]," The Nova-Scotia Gazette and the Weekly Chronicle, Number 1125 (October 30, 1787), Page 2 of 2 (righthand page, middle column). (See also militia ordinance) Accessed 2 May 2023
"Albany, May 3," The Nova-Scotia Gazette and the Weekly Chronicle, Number 1104 (June 5, 1787), Page 2 of 2 (lefthand page, right column). Accessed 27 April 2023 (See also Abigail Adams' comment (and footnote) that Dorchester trying to accommodate Vermont trade)
"A person, we are told[....]," The Nova-Scotia Gazette and the Weekly Chronicle, Number 1096 (April 10, 1787), Page 2 of 2 (righthand page, middle column). Accessed 27 April 2023
"Extract of a letter from Halifax[....]" (March 2, 1787), The Nova-Scotia Gazette and the Weekly Chronicle, Number 1096 (April 10, 1787), Page 2 of 2 (righthand page, left column). (See also (on same page) proclamation listing agricultural products and lumber allowed in from U.S.A.) Accessed 27 April 2023
"Halifax, July 24; The great success[....]," The Nova-Scotia Gazette and the Weekly Chronicle, Number 1111 (July 24, 1787), Page 2 of 2 (righthand page, middle column). Accessed 1 May 2023
"An Act in Addition to, and Amendment of an Act made in the fifth Year of His Majesty's Reign, intituled, An Act for regulating Servants," The Nova-Scotia Gazette and the Weekly Chronicle, Number 1133 (December 25, 1787), Page 2 of 2 (lefthand page, left column). Accessed 2 May 2023
"Halifax, April 10," The Nova-Scotia Gazette and the Weekly Chronicle, Number 1096 (April 10, 1787), Page 2 of 2 (righthand page, middle column). Accessed 27 April 2023
"Halifax, February 20; We have the Pleasure[....]," The Nova-Scotia Gazette and the Weekly Chronicle, Number 1089 (February 20, 1787), Page 3 of 3 (righthand page, middle column). Accessed 26 April 2023
"Halifax, July 10; To Mr. Anthony Henry, Printer" (June 30, 1787), The Nova-Scotia Gazette and the Weekly Chronicle, Number 1109 (July 10, 1787), Page 2 of 2 (righthand page, left column). Accessed 28 April 2023
"A Correspondent who was at the Supreme Court[....]," The Nova-Scotia Gazette and the Weekly Chronicle, Number 1112 (July 31, 1787), Page 2 of 2 (righthand page, middle column). (See also government notice (Page 2 of 2, righthand page, left column) requiring licensed retailers to clearly identify themselves) Accessed 1 May 2023
"Halifax, May 1; The Brig Betsey[....]," The Nova-Scotia Gazette and the Weekly Chronicle, Number 1099 (May 1, 1787), Page 2 of 2 (righthand page, left column). Accessed 27 April 2023
"Halifax, January 2," The Nova-Scotia Gazette and the Weekly Chronicle, Number 1082 (January 2, 1787), Page 2 of 2 (righthand page, left column). Accessed 26 April 2023
"To the Public; Nachricht" ()August 14, 1787), The Nova-Scotia Gazette and the Weekly Chronicle, Number 1114 (August 14, 1787), Page 2 of 2 (righthand page, left column). Accessed 1 May 2023
"Reuben M'Farlen[....]" (December 18, 1787), The Nova-Scotia Gazette and the Weekly Chronicle, Number 1132 (December 18, 1787), Page 2 of 2 (righthand page, middle column). Accessed 2 May 2023
"Extract from the Royal Gazette and New-Brunswick Advertiser," The Nova-Scotia Gazette and the Weekly Chronicle, Number 1084 (January 16, 1787), Page 2 of 2 (lefthand page, left column). Accessed 26 April 2023
"Halifax, February 6; Extract of a Letter from St. Andrews, New Brunswick, dated January 1, 1787," The Nova-Scotia Gazette and the Weekly Chronicle, Number 1087 (February 6, 1787), Page 2 of 2 (righthand page, middle column). Accessed 26 April 2023
"Shelburne, July 5; Extract of a Letter from New-Hampshire, dated June 22 [1787]," The Nova-Scotia Gazette and the Weekly Chronicle, Number 1110 (July 17, 1787), Page 2 of 2 (righthand page, left column). Accessed 1 May 2023
"London, September 29; Our great astronomer Mr. Herschel[....]," The Nova-Scotia Gazette and the Weekly Chronicle, Number 1130 (December 4, 1787), Page 2 of 2 (lefthand page, middle column). (See also Herschel's report of volcano to Royal Society) Accessed 2 May 2023
"To the Honourable the Legislative Council of the Province of Quebec" (April 18, 1787), A Review of the Government and Grievances of the Province of Quebec[....] (1788), pg. 90 (PDF pg. 102). (See also Legislative Council committee report (excerpt, PDF pgs. 67-9) arguing Loyalists and other immigrants should accept provincial laws) Accessed 3 May 2023
"From Lord Dorchester to Lord Sydney" (January 16, 1787), Records of Niagara; 1784-1787 PDF pgs. 69-70. Accessed 9 May 2023
"To the Officers & Others Employ'd in the Indn. Department; Deed from the Five Nations" (February 26, 1787, translation) Records of Niagara; 1784-9 PDF pgs. 11-12. Accessed 8 May 2023
"From Sir John Johnson to Alexander McKee" (September 2, 1787), Records of Niagara; 1784-9 PDF pgs. 17-18. Accessed 10 May 2023
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Letter-to-the-editor of William Walter (January 2, 1787), The (Shelburne) Nova-Scotia Packet and General Advertiser, No. LXXXVIII (January 4, 1787), pg. 4 Accessed 3 May 2023
Alexander Mackenzie, "A General History of the Fur Trade from Canada to the North-West," Voyages from Montreal[...]through the Continent of North America[....] (1801), pgs. xix-xx Accessed 3 May 2023
Letter of Polly Dibblee to William Jarvis (November 17, 1787), Loyalist Women in New Brunswick, University of New Brunswick Libraries. Accessed 3 May 2023 (See also report of Quaker Loyalists feeding new neighbours as they move to New Brunswick)
