"Portland, Monday, August 1, 1808; When Mr. Jefferson and his party[....]," Portland (Maine) Gazette, and Maine Advertiser (August 1, 1808), pg. 3, column 1 Library of Congress. (See also letter from New York City saying 150 shipping workers have left for Nova Scotia and many others might, and also Massachusetts Sen. Timothy Pickering's Senate speech criticizing embargo, plus other criticism, including here and here) Accessed 12 September 2024
"But it becomes an object of serious consideration[....]," The Quebec Mercury, January 18, 1808 pg. 23 (centre column), Bibliothèque et Archives nationales du Québec. (See also report of several shipments from U.S. into Canada, and also report of flour and other cargo delivered by U.S. vessels to British ships for export to Caribbean) Accessed 17 September 2024
"Mr. Richardson from the Committee[....]" (March 4, 1808), Journal of the House of Assembly, Lower-Canada (1808), pgs. 226, 228 (See also that "The order of the day(...)" to send bank bill to Committee of the Whole is discharged and order made to print 400 copies of bill for distribution; also see report to President-elect Madison that much specie passes along lower Hudson River road to Canada) Accessed 17 September 2024
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Edward Bird, The Old Soldier's Story (1808), Wolverhampton Art Gallery. Accessed 1 September 2024
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"The fleet of Transports[....]" ("Feb. 2"), The Quebec Gazette, April 7, 1808 pg. 2, Bibliothèque et Archives nationales du Québec. (See also word that Gen. George Prevost has arrived in Halifax with 3,000 men, and also word as of March 15 in England (pg. 2 (3rd column) that there would be "no rupture with America") Accessed 29 August 2024
"But it becomes an object of serious consideration[....]," The Quebec Mercury, January 18, 1808 pg. 23 (centre column), Bibliothèque et Archives nationales du Québec. (See also report of several shipments from U.S. into Canada, and also report of flour and other cargo delivered by U.S. vessels to British ships for export to Caribbean) Accessed 17 September 2024
"British Navy," The Quebec Gazette, July 14, 1808 pg. 2 (3rd column), Bibliothèque et Archives nationales du Québec. Accessed 23 September 2024
"The Quebec Gazette; Quebec: Thursday, December 1, 1808; On Saturday morning last[....]," The Quebec Gazette, December 1, 1808 pg. 2, Bibliothèque et Archives nationales du Québec. (See also further details (pg. 1, 4th column) on subject of Lower Town and fire) Accessed 23 September 2024
"A petition of Thomas Coffin[....]" (February 10, 1808), Journal of the House of Assembly, Lower-Canada (1808), pg. 60 (See also Hart's petition to be admitted (later denied by Assembly vote), and letters to the editor supporting Hart here (pg. 55, left column) and here (pg. 58, left column) and here (pg. 70, left column)) Accessed 16 September 2024
"Resolved, That the Bill do pass[....]" (March 4, 1808), Journal of the House of Assembly, Lower-Canada (1808), pg. 232 (See also note (pg. 103, centre column) that "the bill for disqualifying the Judges from sitting" in Assembly was defeated in Council) Accessed 17 September 2024
"To the Free and Generous Electors[....]" (June 6, 1808), The Quebec Gazette, June 9, 1808 pg. 2, Bibliothèque et Archives nationales du Québec. (See also June 14 notice (pg. 6, centre column bottom) to Panet and others of their dismissal from militia because suspected to be "Proprietors of a Seditious and Libellous publication") Accessed 23 September 2024
"Advertisement," The Quebec Mercury, May 23, 1808 pg. 166, Bibliothèque et Archives nationales du Québec. Accessed 18 September 2024
"Vermont and Non-Importation" The Quebec Mercury, September 5, 1808 pg. 285, Bibliothèque et Archives nationales du Québec. (See also description (pg. 2, 3rd column) of firing on timber raft near border) Accessed 19 September 2024
"Mr. Cary" The Quebec Mercury, November 28, 1808 pgs. 378–9, Bibliothèque et Archives nationales du Québec. Accessed 20 September 2024
"Fashionable Dancing" (August 22, 1808), The Quebec Mercury, September 12, 1808 pg. 296, Bibliothèque et Archives nationales du Québec. Accessed 19 September 2024
"Wanted," The Quebec Mercury, August 29, 1808 pg. 279, Bibliothèque et Archives nationales du Québec. Accessed 19 September 2024
"Queennstown [sic], Upper Canada, June 16," The Quebec Gazette, July 14, 1808 pg. 2 (2nd column), Bibliothèque et Archives nationales du Québec. Accessed 23 September 2024
"Cornwall Academy," The Quebec Mercury, August 22, 1808 pg. 269, Bibliothèque et Archives nationales du Québec. Accessed 19 September 2024
"Halifax, June 10," The Quebec Gazette, July 14, 1808 pg. 2 (2nd column), Bibliothèque et Archives nationales du Québec. (See also editorial (bottom of 2nd column) forseeing industrial development large enough to rival U.S.A. if embargo continues) Accessed 23 September 2024
"On Monday last 79 Spaniards[....]" The Quebec Mercury, September 26, 1808 pg. 309 (left column), Bibliothèque et Archives nationales du Québec. Accessed 19 September 2024
"The Acadians," The Quebec Gazette, April 14, 1808 pg. 1 (right column), Bibliothèque et Archives nationales du Québec. Accessed 20 September 2024
"St. Johns, N.B. Feb. 22," The Quebec Mercury, May 16, 1808 pg. 157, Bibliothèque et Archives nationales du Québec. Accessed 18 September 2024
"Portland, Monday, August 1, 1808; When Mr. Jefferson and his party[....]," Portland (Maine) Gazette, and Maine Advertiser (August 1, 1808), pg. 3, column 1 Library of Congress. (See also letter from New York City saying 150 shipping workers have left for Nova Scotia and many others might, and also Massachusetts Sen. Timothy Pickering's Senate speech criticizing embargo, plus other criticism, including here and here) Accessed 12 September 2024
"Mr. Richardson from the Committee[....]" (March 4, 1808), Journal of the House of Assembly, Lower-Canada (1808), pgs. 226, 228 (See also that "The order of the day(...)" to send bank bill to Committee of the Whole is discharged and order made to print 400 copies of bill for distribution; also see report to President-elect Madison that much specie passes along lower Hudson River road to Canada) Accessed 17 September 2024
"A petition of Thomas Coffin[....]" (February 10, 1808), Journal of the House of Assembly, Lower-Canada (1808), pg. 60 (See also Hart's petition to be admitted (later denied by Assembly vote), and letters to the editor supporting Hart here (pg. 55, left column) and here (pg. 58, left column) and here (pg. 70, left column)) Accessed 16 September 2024
"Resolved, That the Bill do pass[....]" (March 4, 1808), Journal of the House of Assembly, Lower-Canada (1808), pg. 232 (See also note (pg. 103, centre column) that "the bill for disqualifying the Judges from sitting" in Assembly was defeated in Council) Accessed 17 September 2024
"An Abstract of the Proceedings of the Society; Upper and Lower Canada; The Rev. Mr. Pollard, Missionary at Sandwich[....]," A Sermon Preached before the Incorporated Society for the Propagation of the Gospel in Foreign Parts[....] (1808), pgs. 41–2 Accessed 13 September 2024
"Nova Scotia and New Brunswick," American Encroachments on British Rights, or, Observations on the Importance of the British North American Colonies[....] (1808), pg. xliv. Accessed 13 September 2024
"An Abstract of the Proceedings of the Society; Newfoundland," A Sermon Preached before the Incorporated Society for the Propagation of the Gospel in Foreign Parts[....] (1808), pgs. 33–4 Accessed 13 September 2024
"Prince Edward's island," American Encroachments on British Rights, or, Observations on the Importance of the British North American Colonies[....] (1808), pg. cii. Accessed 13 September 2024
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"Image 09; Copy of our epistle to Leeds Monthly meeting," Adolphustown Monthly Meeting Women 1808 – 1824 frames 8–9, Canadian Friends Historical Association. Accessed 24 September 2024
"Portland, Monday, August 1, 1808; When Mr. Jefferson and his party[....]," Portland (Maine) Gazette, and Maine Advertiser (August 1, 1808), pg. 3, column 1 Library of Congress. (See also letter from New York City saying 150 shipping workers have left for Nova Scotia and many others might, and also Massachusetts Sen. Timothy Pickering's Senate speech criticizing embargo, plus other criticism, including here and here) Accessed 12 September 2024
Letter from Hopedale (August 26, 1808), 1806-1810, vol. 04: Periodical accounts relating to the missions of the Church of the United Brethren established among the heathen, pg. 323 (frame 361 of 574), Memorial University of Newfoundland. Accessed 24 September 2024
Letter from Okkak (August 4, 1808), 1806-1810, vol. 04: Periodical accounts relating to the missions of the Church of the United Brethren established among the heathen, pg. 311 (frame 349 of 574), Memorial University of Newfoundland. Accessed 24 September 2024
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"The fleet of Transports[....]" ("Feb. 2"), The Quebec Gazette, April 7, 1808 pg. 2, Bibliothèque et Archives nationales du Québec. (See also word that Gen. George Prevost has arrived in Halifax with 3,000 men, and also word as of March 15 in England (pg. 2 (3rd column) that there would be "no rupture with America") Accessed 29 August 2024
"From Robert Nichol to Brigadier General Brock" (May 21, 1808), Records of Niagara No. 42 : 1805-1811 pgs. 42–3, York University Digital Library. (See also letter immediately following for details of attack on supply boats) Accessed 24 September 2024
"The following letter[....]" (August 10, 1808), Records of Niagara No. 42 : 1805-1811 pgs. 64–8, York University Digital Library. Accessed 24 September 2024
