Address to the People of Quebec

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Address to the People of Quebec is a 1774 political appeal in which American colonial leaders urged the inhabitants of Quebec to join them in resisting British rule and embracing representative government.

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Address to the People of the Colonies 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf American Revolutionary text
historical document
political appeal
advocatesFor representative government
resistance to British authority
aimsTo expand opposition to British rule beyond the Thirteen Colonies
gain support of French-speaking Canadians
associatedWithEvent American Revolutionary War
surface form: American Revolution

First Continental Congress
author American colonial leaders
countryOfOrigin Thirteen Colonies
createdBy American colonial leaders
date 1774
genre political writing
revolutionary propaganda
geographicalContext Province of Quebec
hasSubject British colonial policy
colonial rights
representative institutions
historicalPeriod 18th century
language English
politicalContext American colonial resistance to British rule
politicalPosition anti-British rule
purpose to encourage the adoption of representative government in Quebec
to urge the inhabitants of Quebec to resist British rule
targetAudience inhabitants of Quebec

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First Continental Congress documentProduced Address to the People of Quebec
this entity surface form: Address to the People of the Colonies