Anderson examines how revolutionary activity in the American colonies merged with unrest in Canada, caused by the Quebec Act, to open the door to the American invasion. Anderson analyzes the important role that those living in Canada—habitants, seigneurs, and English and Americans who arrived after 1763—played in the campaign. This long-overdue book will become the definitive study of the invasion for years to come.
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