Burning of the Parliament Buildings in Montreal
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The <entity_0> was an important event in pre-Confederation Canadian history and occurred on the night of <entity_2>, in <entity_3> in the Province of Canada. — <entity_3> Gazette, "Extra" of <entity_2>. The last entry in the journal of the House on <entity_2> reads: Mr. Johnson took the Chair of the Committee; and after some time spent therein, the proceedings of the Committee were interrupted by continued volleys of stones and other missiles thrown from the streets, through the windows, into the Legislative Assembly Hall, which caused the Committee to rise, and the Members to withdraw into the adjoining passages for safety, — from whence Mr. Speaker and the other Members were almost immediately compelled to retire and leave the Building, which had been set <entity_4> to on the outside. The <entity_1> building burned very rapidly, with the <entity_4> propagating to adjacent buildings, including a house, some warehouses, and the general hospital of the Grey Nuns The mob did not allow firefighters to fight the flames devastating the parliament buildings, but did not intervene against those who were trying to save the other structures.
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