The speech of Mr. J. B. Brunette, delivered at the church door of the Parish of Charlesbourgh, March 19th, 1816, in soliciting the votes and interests of the free and independent electors of the county, on behalf of Mr. De Bonne
by John Baptiste Brunette
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