UNDER ENGLISH RULE PART I
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CONSTITUTIONAL AND CIVIC PROGRESS
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ITHE EXODUS—“The Old Order Changeth, Giving Place To New.”
II THE INTERREGNUM—Military Rule.
IIITHE TREATY OF PARIS—New Civil Government.
IVCITY GOVERNMENT UNDER JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
VPRELIMINARY STRUGGLES FOR AN ASSEMBLY—The Case For The Merchants.
VITHE QUEBEC ACT—1774. The Case For The Noblesse.
VIIREVOLUTIONARY WAR OF 1775.
VIIIMONTREAL BESIEGED.
IXMONTREAL AN AMERICAN CITY.
XTHE ASSEMBLY AT LAST. 1791.
XITHE FUR TRADERS.
XIIFRENCH REVOLUTIONARY DESIGNS.
XIIITHE INVASION OF 1812-1813.
XIVANNALS AND SIDELIGHTS.
XVBUREAUCRACY AND DEMOCRACY.
XVIMURMURS OF REVOLUTION.
XVIIIN THE THROES OF CIVIL WAR.
XVIIIPROCLAMATION OF UNION—Responsible Government.
XIXUNDER THE UNION.
XXTHE MUNICIPALITY OF MONTREAL.
XXIANNALS AND SIDELIGHTS.
XXIIUNDER CONFEDERATION.
XXIIIANNALS AND SIDELIGHTS.
HISTORY OF MONTREAL