Troublous Times in Canada- A History of the Fenian Raids of 1866 and 1870

Troublous Times in Canada- A History of the Fenian Raids of 1866 and 1870

John Alexander Macdonald, Not to be confused with Prime Minister Sir John Alexander Macdonald (1846-1922)


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Table of Contents

- About This Book

- Preface

- Fenian Raid Of 1866

- Chapter I. Unhappy Ireland Seething In Sedition

- Chapter Ii. The Fenian Convention At Cincinnati

- Chapter Iii. The First Alarm

- Chapter Iv. The Landing In Canada

- Chapter V. The Second Alarm

- Chapter Vi. The Battle Of Ridgeway

- Chapter Vii. The Expedition On The Steamer W. T. Robb

- Chapter Viii. The Governor-general's Body Guard

- Chapter Ix. Hurried Evacuation Of Canada By Gen. O'neil

- Chapter X. The Chicago Volunteers

- Chapter Xi. Johnny Canuck Afloat

- Chapter Xii. On The St. Lawrence And Eastern Frontiers

- Chapter Xiii. On The Vermont Border

- Chapter Xiv. Fenian Mobilization At Malone And Elsewhere

- Chapter Xv. The Fenian Prisoners

- Chapter Xvi. The Canadian Volunteers Released From Duty At The Front And Returned To Their Homes

- Chapter Xvii. A Retrospect Of Events

- Chapter Xviii. Dangers Which Existed Previous To Confederation Of The Provinces

- The Fenian Raid Of 1870

- Chapter I. Gen. O'neil Prepares For Another Raid On Canada

- Chapter Ii. Another Call To Arms

- Chapter Iii. Gen. O'neil Again Invades Canada

- Chapter Iv. Operations On The Missisquoi Frontier

- Chapter V. The Ontario Frontier Vigilantly Guarded

- Chapter Vi. Fenians Gather On The Huntingdon Border

- Chapter Vii. The Dawn Of Peace

- Chapter Viii. The Red River Rebellion

- Appendix