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THE LOYALIST-FEDERALIST ALLIANCE OF UPPER CANADA

Jane Errington Department of History, Queen's University,
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George Rawlyk Department of History, Queen's University,
Pages 157-176 | Published online: 10 Nov 2009

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David Murray. (1996) Criminal Boundaries: The Frontier and the Contours of Upper Canadian Justice, 1792–1840. American Review of Canadian Studies 26:3, pages 341-366.
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R. Arthur Bowler. (1988) PROPAGANDA IN UPPER CANADA IN THE WAR OF 1812. American Review of Canadian Studies 18:1, pages 11-32.
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. 1985. Political Science Abstracts. Political Science Abstracts 1 1038 .

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