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Rev. A. G. Morice. A Critical History of the Red River Insurrection
A Critical History of the Red River Insurrection
Table of Contents
FOREWORD
BIBLIOGRAPHY
TABLE OF ILLUSTRATIONS
Chapter I
A TRAVESTY OF HISTORY AND ITS CAUSES
Chapter II
THE RED RIVER SETTLEMENT
Bishop’s Palace Cathedral Girl’s School Convent. SAINT BONIFACE IN 1869
Chapter III
CAUSES OF THE INSURRECTION
Gen. MURRAY, First British Governor of Canada
Chapter IV
THE RISING NOT A REBELLION
LOUIS RIEL
Chapter V
THE OUTBREAK
BISHOP TACHÉ, O.M.I
Chapter VI
SEIZURE OF FORT GARRY
Chapter VII
PROCLAMATIONS
Public Notice to the Inhabitants of Rupert’s Land
“By order of the President,
A. G. B. BANNATYNE
English Members
French Members
Declaration[318]
Chapter VIII
FURTHER MÉTIS SUCCESSES
Dr. J. C. SCHULTZ
“Very faithfully yours,
Wm. McDOUGALL
The Tribulations of an Unhappy King
Chapter IX
RETRIBUTION AND ORGANIZING
Chapter X
PARLEYING
“Yours very respectfully
GOVERNOR MACTAVISH
Chapter XI
PERSONNEL OF THE CONVENTION OF FORTY
Chapter XII
THE CONVENTION OF FORTY AND THE PROVISIONAL GOVERNMENT
List of Rights.[466]
RIEL’s COUNCIL (1869-’70)
Chapter XIII
THE PORTAGE REBELLION AND ITS CONSEQUENCES
Chapter XIV
FURTHER CONSEQUENCES OF THE PORTAGE REBELLION
LORD STRATHCONA (D. A. Smith)
THOMAS SCOTT
Chapter XV
HARMONY IN THE WEST GROSS ILLEGALITY IN THE EAST
“Your obedient servant,
“By order,
Chapter XVI
FINAL SUCCESS
Chapter XVII
AFTERMATH ABUSE AND LOYALTY
GOVERNOR ARCHIBALD
LOUIS RIEL’s HOUSE
The End
INDEX
Footnote
“By order of the President, John Bruce,
“Your most obdt. servant,
