1837 CE–1839 CE
Rebellions in the Canadas and the Durham Report
British Empire · Resistance & colonized agency · Law & imperial government · Self-government & Commonwealth
Armed reformers rebelled against oligarchic government in Upper and Lower Canada. Lord Durham’s report recommended responsible government, but also provincial union and assimilation of French Canadians, combining settler autonomy with cultural hierarchy
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