Types Riot of 1826
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The Types Riot of 1826 was a politically motivated attack in Upper Canada in which a mob destroyed the printing press of reformer William Lyon Mackenzie’s newspaper, symbolizing the intense conflict between colonial authorities and the emerging reform movement.
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| Types Riot of 1826 canonical | 1 |
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