Chapter III. A Phantom Rule and “Neutral” Subjects (1710–1723)

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Brebner, John Bartlet. "Chapter III. A Phantom Rule and “Neutral” Subjects (1710–1723)". New England’S Outpost Acadia Before the Conquest of Canada, New York Chichester, West Sussex: Columbia University Press, 1927, pp. 57-82. https://doi.org/10.7312/breb92128-006

Brebner, J. (1927). Chapter III. A Phantom Rule and “Neutral” Subjects (1710–1723). In New England’S Outpost Acadia Before the Conquest of Canada (pp. 57-82). New York Chichester, West Sussex: Columbia University Press. https://doi.org/10.7312/breb92128-006

Brebner, J. 1927. Chapter III. A Phantom Rule and “Neutral” Subjects (1710–1723). New England’S Outpost Acadia Before the Conquest of Canada. New York Chichester, West Sussex: Columbia University Press, pp. 57-82. https://doi.org/10.7312/breb92128-006

Brebner, John Bartlet. "Chapter III. A Phantom Rule and “Neutral” Subjects (1710–1723)" In New England’S Outpost Acadia Before the Conquest of Canada, 57-82. New York Chichester, West Sussex: Columbia University Press, 1927. https://doi.org/10.7312/breb92128-006

Brebner J. Chapter III. A Phantom Rule and “Neutral” Subjects (1710–1723). In: New England’S Outpost Acadia Before the Conquest of Canada. New York Chichester, West Sussex: Columbia University Press; 1927. p.57-82. https://doi.org/10.7312/breb92128-006

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Frontmatter I
Introduction 1
Contents 11
Table of Abbreviations 13
Errata 14
Chapter I. Noble Proprietors and Merchants Adventurers (1640–1670) 15
Chapter II. Acadians, Real and Unreal (1670–1710) 37
Chapter III. A Phantom Rule and “Neutral” Subjects (1710–1723) 57
Chapter IV. Counterfeit Suzerainty (1724–1739) 83
Chapter V. The Puritan Crusade and the Birth of a Policy (1740–1748) 104
Chapter VI. Government by Analogy and Rule of Thumb (1710–1749) 134
Chapter VII. Caught Between the Duellists (1749–1755) 166
Chapter VIII. The Great Disruption (1755–1756) 203
Chapter IX. “The Rights of Englishmen” (1749–1758) 234
Chapter X. Epilogue: The Legacies to Quebec (1759–1774) 264
Bibliographical Notes 276
Index 283

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Chapters in this book

Frontmatter I
Introduction 1
Contents 11
Table of Abbreviations 13
Errata 14
Chapter I. Noble Proprietors and Merchants Adventurers (1640–1670) 15
Chapter II. Acadians, Real and Unreal (1670–1710) 37
Chapter III. A Phantom Rule and “Neutral” Subjects (1710–1723) 57
Chapter IV. Counterfeit Suzerainty (1724–1739) 83
Chapter V. The Puritan Crusade and the Birth of a Policy (1740–1748) 104
Chapter VI. Government by Analogy and Rule of Thumb (1710–1749) 134
Chapter VII. Caught Between the Duellists (1749–1755) 166
Chapter VIII. The Great Disruption (1755–1756) 203
Chapter IX. “The Rights of Englishmen” (1749–1758) 234
Chapter X. Epilogue: The Legacies to Quebec (1759–1774) 264
Bibliographical Notes 276
Index 283

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