The Gavazzi Riots were disturbances created in Quebec and Montreal in June 1853 by mobs which attacked halls in which ex-Catholic monk Alessandro Gavazzi was lecturing.[1][2]
GavazziRiots were disturbances created in Quebec and Montreal in June 1853 by mobs which attacked halls in which ex-Catholic monk Alessandro Gavazzi...
against him broke out in Canada in 1853, causing numerous deaths in the GavazziRiots. In 1840, having already expressed liberal views, he was removed to...
1853, the GavazziRiots left 10 dead in Quebec in the wake of Catholic Irish protest against anti-Catholic speeches by ex-monk Alessandro Gavazzi. The major...
persisted in blaming the mayor of Montreal, Charles Wilson, for the GavazziRiots. In the December 15, 1845 edition, one letter to the editor expressed...
Lawrence is published. June 6 – GavazziRiot in Quebec are quelled by military. June 26 – Investigation of the riot proceeds, at Montreal. July – Irregular...
by the fiercely anti-Catholic and anti-Irish former priest Alessandro Gavazzi, resulting in a violent confrontation between the Irish and the Scots....
bioelectricity. Alessandro Gamberini (born 1981), footballer Alessandro Gavazzi (1809–1889), preacher, patriot and monk. Serena Grandi (born 1958), actress...
governor, the report was leaked to deputies Napoleone Colajanni and Lodovico Gavazzi who divulged its contents to the Parliament at the end of 1892. On 20 December...
excommunicated by the pope, he chose the Protestant pastor Alessandro Gavazzi as his army chaplain. In June 1862, he sailed from Genoa to Palermo to...
political refugees arrived, most notably: Giuseppe Avezzana, Alessandro Gavazzi, Silvio Pellico, Federico Confalonieri, and Eleuterio Felice Foresti. Carlo...
1853 – June 9 – Alessandro Gavazzi's anticlerical speeches at Montreal's First Congregational Church (Zion Church) spark riots that kill 40 people. 1853...
decathlete 1984 – Steve Feak, American game designer 1984 – Francesco Gavazzi, Italian cyclist 1984 – Brandon Kintzler, American baseball player 1984...
at the Gdańsk shipyards to commemorate those killed in anti-government riots there in 1970. Penderecki responded with Lacrimosa, which he later expanded...
Committee, replacing Bob Dole, U.S. Senator for Kansas. Born: Michèle Gavazzi, Uruguayan-born Canadian writer of French language children's literature...
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