Document Record

Creator

Jenks, William, 1778-1866., author

Title

Memoir of the northern kingdom, written A.D. 1872

Published

Quebeck [id est Boston : publisher not identified], 1901 [id est 1808]

Identifier

oocihm.87017
87017

Subject

Secession.
Sécession.
United States -- Politics and government -- 1783-1809.
États-Unis -- Politique et gouvernement -- 1783-1809.

Document source

Electronic reproduction.

Notes

"It purports to be an account of the breaking up of the Union by these cession of the southern states, which had adopted a monarchical form of government, under the protection of France; while the north-eastern states had become annexed to Canada, under the control of an English prince, and a republic, called the "Illinois" had been established in the West."--NUC.
"Six letters, of which the first five discourse on political dissensions and the commercial catastrophe in the United States precipitated by Thomas Jefferson, and the last, on a union between the New England states and the Northern Kingdom, i.e. Canada, with the capital at Quebec, "the Petersburgh of America", the union being cemented by the marriage of the President's daughter with his Majesty of the North. Wm. Jenks was a Congregational clergyman at Bath, Maine, and Boston."--TPL.
Erratum--p. [vii]
First printed in Boston, 1808.
Imprint and attribution to W. Jenks from TPL, Sabin.
Table of contents in French.
1 online resource
48 pages ; 22 cm.

Collection

Monographs

Language

English

URL

https://www.canadiana.ca/view/oocihm.87017