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of perceived disadvantage which both felt equally. Both were legitimately concerned about the disruption in relations which radical ideas might foment through further rebellion and raids. An unprecedented level of cooperation occurred in diplomatic and military circles. Far from the Rebellions being entirely domestic events, the administration of American president Martin Van Buren had little choice but to implement mitigating measures on US soil to prevent escalation. As they evolved into the Patriot War, the Rebellions contributed to the construction of more recent Anglo-American and Canada-US relations.
161: 150: 196: 175: 133: 663:. The rebels believed that the right of citizens to participate in the political process through the election of representatives was the most important right, and they sought to make the legislative council elective rather than appointed. Rebellion in Upper Canada (and Lower Canada also) broke out after the 1836 Legislative Assembly elections were corrupted. It seemed then that the reformers' struggles could only be settled outside the framework of existing colonial institutions. The 3224: 2094: 807:("Sons of Liberty"). William Lyon Mackenzie helped organize the Toronto Political Union in July 1837. Both organizations became the vehicles for politically organizing protests, and eventually rebellion. As the situation in Lower Canada approached crisis the British concentrated their troops there, making it apparent that they planned on using armed force against the Patriots. With no troops left in Upper Canada, an opportunity for a sympathetic revolt was opened. 826:
liberties, the burning of entire villages, and imprisonment or exile of hundreds of men by government troops and militias, which had been concentrated in Lower Canada to deal with the crisis. By contrast, the Upper Canada Rebellion was not as broadly supported by local populations, was quickly quelled by relatively small numbers of pro-government militias and volunteers and was consequently less widespread and brutal by comparison.
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In geopolitical terms the Rebellions and the subsequent Patriot War altered the landscape of relations between Britain and British colonial authorities on one hand, and the American government on the other. Both nations were dedicated to a peace policy due to a budding financial crisis and to a sense
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The root cause of resentment in Upper Canada was not so much against distant rulers in Britain, but rather against the corruption and injustice by local politicians—the so-called "Family Compact". However, the rebels were not really convicted because their views aligned with the liberalism of the US,
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The Lower Canada rebellion was widely supported by the populace, due to economic and political subordination of the French Canadians, resulting in mass actions over an extended period of time, such as boycotts, strikes and sabotage. These drew harsh punitive reprisals such as the restriction of civil
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In the midst of this crisis of legitimacy, the Atlantic economy was thrown into recession, with the greatest impact being on farmers. These farmers barely survived widespread crop failures in 1836–37, and now faced lawsuits from merchants trying to collect old debts. The collapse of the international
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one: the Crown, as protector of the lives, liberty and prosperity of its subjects, could "legitimately demand allegiance to its authority." Robinson went on to say that those who preferred republicanism over monarchism were free to emigrate, and thus the participants in the uprisings were guilty of
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on the Rebellions, the Lower Canada Rebellion has been attributed to tensions between the British and the French, that the conflict was "'racial' and, as a consequence, it was sharper than–indeed fundamentally different from—the milder strife that disturbed 'English' Upper Canada." Despite being
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in isolation, without reference to each other, and without reference to the republican impetus they shared. Recent reconsiderations have emphasized that this was a purposeful forgetfulness by the Reformers after the Rebellions, as they attempted to repudiate the bold
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of French Canadians to the English language and culture. In fact, the merging of the Upper and Lower Canada was intended to take any form of self-government away from the French Canadians, forcing them into becoming a smaller part of the new, larger, political unit.
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was the establishment of responsible government for the colonies, one of the rebels' original demands (although it was not achieved until 1849). Durham also recommended the merging of Upper and Lower Canada into a single political unit, the
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The governments in both provinces were viewed by the Reformers as illegitimate. In Lower Canada acute conflict between the elected and appointed elements of the legislature brought all legislation to a halt, leaving the Tories to impose
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lost their seats in the result. The Tories passed a bill allowing them to continue to sit in disregard of the established practice of dissolving the House on the death of a monarch (
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In response, Reformers in each province organized radical democratic "political unions". The Political Union movement in Britain was largely credited with the passing of the
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There were two types of rebellions in Upper and Lower Canada. Many of the rebels (including Mackenzie) fled to the United States. Mackenzie established a short-lived "
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and Peter Matthews. The public hangings of the rebels took place in Court House Square, in between Toronto's new jail and courthouse. The Foreman of Public Works,
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McGill/Queens University Press: Montreal/Kingston. The book was awarded the John A. MacDonald award for best book 2010 by the Canadian Historical Association
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against the Crown. One of the most severe punishments was the sentencing of 100 Canadian rebels and American sympathizers to life in Britain's
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Lacroix, Patrick (6 October 2015). "Choosing Peace and Order: National Security and Sovereignty in a North American Borderland, 1837–42".
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Some historians contend that the rebellions in 1837 ought to be viewed in the wider context of the late-18th- and early-19th-century
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or the Mac-Paps, a battalion of officially unrecognised Canadian volunteers who fought on the Republican side in Spain during the
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In 1937, exactly one century after the Rebellion, the names of William Mackenzie and Louis-Joseph Papineau were applied to the
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parties" and opposed by a Reform opposition that demanded a radically more democratic government than existed in each colony.
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Those rebels who were arrested in Upper Canada following the 1837 uprisings were put on trial, and most were found guilty of
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and thus caused some kind of offence to the Tory values of the Canadian colonies. Rather, as revealed in the ruling of
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crushed the rebellions, ending any possibility the two Canadas would become republics. Some historians see ties to the
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in 1837 and 1838. Both rebellions were motivated by frustrations with lack of political reform. A key shared goal was
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sought the same democratic goals. Historians have tended to view the two Canadian rebellions and the subsequent US
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The constitutions of Upper and Lower Canada differed greatly, but shared a basis on the principle of "
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Union is Strength: W.L. Mackenzie, the Children of Peace, and the Emergence of Joint Stock Democracy
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which partially reformed the British provinces into a unitary system and eventually led to the
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financial system imperiled trade and local banks, leaving large numbers in abject poverty.
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The Capacity to Judge: Public Opinion and Deliberative Democracy in Upper Canada 1791–1854
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After the rebellions died down, more moderate reformers, such as the political partners
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Le concept de liberté au Canada à l'époque des Révolutions atlantiques (1776–1838)
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Getting it Wrong: How Canadians Forgot their Past and Imperilled Confederation
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Chart of British Regiments serving in the Canadian Rebellions of 1837–1838
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true, this interpretation understates the republicanism of the Patriots.
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Canadian state trials – Rebellion and invasion in the Canadas, 1837–1839
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The patriots and the people: the rebellion of 1837 in rural Lower Canada
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in the Niagara River, but withdrew from armed conflict soon thereafter.
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Canadian reformers' rebellion against the British Canadian government
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Society for Canadian Legal History by University of Toronto Press,
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justification was given for the prisoners' condemnation, and not a
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Index

Rebellion of 1837
Atlantic Revolutions

Battle of Saint-Eustache
Government
Patriote rebellion
Hunters' Lodges
Province of Canada
Lower Canada
Château Clique
Patriotes
Republic of Lower Canada
Upper Canada
Family Compact
Hunters' Lodges
Republic of Canada
John Colborne, 1st Baron Seaton
Francis Bond Head
James FitzGibbon
George Gurnett
Henry Dundas
Allan MacNab
Charles Stephen Gore
George Augustus Wetherall
Louis Joseph Papineau
William Lyon Mackenzie
Thomas Storrow Brown
Jean-Olivier Chénier
Robert Nelson
Wolfred Nelson

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