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Rebellion of 1837Biography of William Lyon MacKenzie 1795 ~ 1861Copyright © 1998 By Lorine McGinnis SchulzeWilliam Lyon MacKenzie was born in Scotland and came to Upper Canada after the War of 1812. He published The Colonial Advocate, a newspaper that was strongly pro government reform. In 1837, frustrated by Britain's refusal to begin democratic changes, he gathered supporters in an effort to overthrow the government. His dream was an American style democracy. After being defeated at Montgomery's Tavern and Navy Island, MacKenzie fled to the U.S.A. There he gathered sympathizers and began a series of cross border raids on Upper Canada. MacKenzie returned to Canada in 1849. Sources:
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