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Canada in 1864

Historical records for Canada in 1864, rendered directly from the World History Database and ordered by month, day and event.

8Records
3Events
3Named people
2Places
1Categories

Historical records

June

22 June 1864Great CoalitionGeorge Brown

Quebec · Government / Government of Canada

Joins Macdonald and Cartier in the Great Coalition for Confederation.

22 June 1864Great CoalitionGeorge-Etienne Cartier

Quebec · Government / Government of Canada

Supports Confederation through the Great Coalition.

22 June 1864Great CoalitionJohn Alexander Macdonald

Quebec · Government / Government of Canada

Helps form the Great Coalition to pursue Confederation.

September

1 September 1864Charlottetown ConferenceGeorge Brown

Charlottetown · Government / Government of Canada

Argues for federal union at the Charlottetown Conference.

1 September 1864Charlottetown ConferenceGeorge-Etienne Cartier

Charlottetown · Government / Government of Canada

Represents Canada East during Confederation discussions at Charlottetown.

1 September 1864Charlottetown ConferenceJohn Alexander Macdonald

Charlottetown · Government / Government of Canada

Attends the Charlottetown Conference where Confederation is discussed.

October

10 October 1864Quebec ConferenceGeorge-Etienne Cartier

Quebec · Government / Government of Canada

Defends provincial powers during the Quebec Conference.

10 October 1864Quebec ConferenceJohn Alexander Macdonald

Quebec · Government / Government of Canada

Helps draft the Quebec Resolutions for Confederation.

Names involved

George BrownGeorge-Etienne CartierJohn Alexander Macdonald

Places involved

CharlottetownQuebec

Provenance

This page is generated from stored World History Database records matching the exact country and year shown above. Exact duplicate display records are collapsed. Records without a month are listed after the monthly sections. Source provenance varies by record; formal academic citation should be checked against the relevant primary source, archive or specialist historical reference.