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Canada and the American Revolution (1763-1783)

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This feature documentary recounts the opposition between American revolutionaries and Canadian communities settled along the St. Lawrence River during the period leading up to the American Revolution. The flames of rebellion spread northward but Canada resisted encroachment. Part 2 of the series Struggle for a Border: Canada's Relations with the United States.

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What is Canada and the American Revolution (1763-1783) (1967) about?

This feature documentary recounts the opposition between American revolutionaries and Canadian communities settled along the St. Lawrence River during the period leading up to the American Revolution. The flames of rebellion spread northward but Canada resisted encroachment. Part 2 of the series Struggle for a Border: Canada's Relations with the United States.

Who stars in Canada and the American Revolution (1763-1783)?

Canada and the American Revolution (1763-1783) stars J. Frank Willis (Narrator (voice)). The film was directed by Ronald Dick.

How long is Canada and the American Revolution (1763-1783)?

Canada and the American Revolution (1763-1783) has a runtime of 57 min and premiered in 1967.

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