Cornwall / Montreal / Boston / Charlottetown / Halifax / New York / Kingston / Michilimackinac / Detroit / London / /
Company
Mohawk / Hudson's Bay Company / The Fur Trade / /
Continent
America / North America / /
Country
France / United States / Canada / United Kingdom / Jamaica / Sierra Leone / Wales / /
Currency
GBP / /
Event
Person Travel / /
Facility
Carleton University / Fort William / Wales Fort / York Factory / Queen’s University / Fort Prince / /
NaturalFeature
Sierra Leone / Indies / Great Lakes / Edward Island / Niagara / Meech Lake / Hudson Bay / /
Organization
Responsible Government / Royal Navy / British Parliament / Harvard / Hudson’s Bay Company Service / King's Royal Regiment of New York / Congress / Loyalist regiment / Queen’s University / Act of Union / second Loyalist regiment / Carleton University / Architectural Archives Division / /
Person
John Finlay / de Nostaing / Donald Creighton / Prince / George III / Simcoe / George Washington / Michael Payne / Churchill / Molly Brant / William Johnson / Maurice Careless / Hudson / Doug Sprague / Alberta Formed-Alberta Transformed / Parliamentary / Mather Byles / John Johnson / Samuel Hearne / Loyalism / Joseph Brant / John Bowle / /
Position
minister / Prince of Wales Fort / Butler / Head of the Research / historian / King / Governor / commander / representative / /
Product
Franklin / /
ProvinceOrState
Quebec / New Brunswick / Prince Edward Island / Newfoundland / Manitoba / Nova Scotia / Ontario / /
Region
East India / western Canada / British North America / eastern Ontario / West Indies / British West Indies / /
FOREWORD Loyalists and the Teaching of Canadian History: Old Ideas, New Trends and a Local Connection Or Two Michael Payne Over the years, I have had the pleasure of teaching Canadian history to students of varying ages