The Canadian Rebellion of 1837
The Canadian Rebellion of 1837
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Papineau, as expressed in this address, but must feel that he was animated by a high feeling of love for his fellow-country- . Men. The greatness of the man is evidenced by his love of liberty and justice. Those, however, who are not French-Canadian will, perhaps take exception to that part of Mr. Papineau's speech wherein he strenu- ously claims the right of the French-Canadians to enjoy their laws, customs and religion, and implies that this DEMANDS OF FRENCH-CANADIANS. 197 right was denied t...hem. Now there never has been a time when these rights were denied . To the French- Canadians, so far as those laws, customs and exercise of religion were granted to them by the British Empire. It is only when they showed a disposition to place these laws and customs and their religion above the laws of the Empire, and beyond the rights and privileges secured under the Treaty of Paris and the Constitution of the country, that they came in conflict with the English. The disaffected French-Canadians of that time made claims to rights as existing under the Treaty which never did so exist.
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Papineau, as expressed in this address, but must feel that he was animated by a high feeling of love for his fellow-country- . Men. The greatness of the man is evidenced by his love of liberty and justice. Those, however, who are not French-Canadian will, perhaps take exception to that part of Mr. Papineau's speech wherein he strenu- ously claims the right of the French-Canadians to enjoy their laws, customs and religion, and implies that this DEMANDS OF FRENCH-CANADIANS. 197 right was denied t...hem. Now there never has been a time when these rights were denied . To the French- Canadians, so far as those laws, customs and exercise of religion were granted to them by the British Empire. It is only when they showed a disposition to place these laws and customs and their religion above the laws of the Empire, and beyond the rights and privileges secured under the Treaty of Paris and the Constitution of the country, that they came in conflict with the English. The disaffected French-Canadians of that time made claims to rights as existing under the Treaty which never did so exist.
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