Chapter XIX: Part I: Constitutional and CIVIC Progress

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I THE EXODUS--“THE OLD ORDER CHANGETH, GIVING PLACE TO NEW.”
II THE INTERREGNUM--MILITARY RULE.
III THE TREATY OF PARIS--NEW CIVIL GOVERNMENT.
IV CITY GOVERNMENT UNDER JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
V PRELIMINARY STRUGGLES FOR AN ASSEMBLY--THE CASE FOR THE
MERCHANTS.
VI THE QUEBEC ACT--1774. THE CASE FOR THE NOBLESSE.
VII REVOLUTIONARY WAR OF 1775.
VIII MONTREAL BESIEGED.
IX MONTREAL AN AMERICAN CITY.
X THE ASSEMBLY AT LAST. 1791.
XI THE FUR TRADERS.
XII FRENCH REVOLUTIONARY DESIGNS.
XIII THE INVASION OF 1812-1813.
XIV ANNALS AND SIDELIGHTS.
XV BUREAUCRACY AND DEMOCRACY.
XVI MURMURS OF REVOLUTION.
XVII IN THE THROES OF CIVIL WAR.
XVIII PROCLAMATION OF UNION--RESPONSIBLE GOVERNMENT.
XIX UNDER THE UNION.
XX THE MUNICIPALITY OF MONTREAL.
XXI ANNALS AND SIDELIGHTS.
XXII UNDER CONFEDERATION.
XXIII ANNALS AND SIDELIGHTS.

HISTORY OF MONTREAL