- The War of 1812
- Treason and Disaffection
- Indigenous People
- Black People
- Women
- Civil Administration – Upper Canada
- Civil Administration – Lower Canada
- Civil Administration – New Brunswick
- Civil Administration – Nova Scotia and Cape Breton Island
- Civil Administration – Prince Edward Island
- Civil Administration – Newfoundland
- Naval War – on the Lakes
- Naval War – on the Atlantic Ocean
- Land War – Upper Canada
- Land War – Lower Canada
- Loyalty
- Economic Development
- The War and its Myths
Land War – Lower Canada
This extract from the biography of Charles-Michel d’IRUMBERRY DE SALABERRY captures the importance of the only major battle fought in Lower Canada:
“From that time, the battle of Châteauguay took on a legendary character and became a source of popular pride: the Canadians, commanded by one of their own, had displayed their bravery, their military capacity, and their loyalty in repelling the Americans.”
If you wish to know more about this event, we invite you to explore the list of biographies.