Jonathan Sewell

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Jonathan Sewell was a prominent early 19th-century Canadian lawyer, judge, and political figure who served as Chief Justice of Lower Canada and was influential within the conservative Château Clique elite.

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Jonathan Sewell canonical 3

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instanceOf Canadian political figure
judge
person
politician
areaOfWork colonial administration
constitutional law
countryOfCitizenship Canada
ethnicGroup British Canadian
linked to: British-Canadian
familyName Sewell
givenName Jonathan
influenced development of conservative politics in Lower Canada
judicial institutions of Lower Canada
influencedBy British colonial policy
legalSystem Lower Canada legal system
memberOf Château Clique
notableFor being Chief Justice of Lower Canada
influence within the Château Clique elite
role in early 19th-century Canadian politics
occupation judge
lawyer
politician
partOf colonial elite of Lower Canada
placeOfActivity Lower Canada
Quebec City
politicalAlignment conservative
positionHeld Chief Justice of Lower Canada
Speaker of the Legislative Council of Lower Canada
residence Quebec City
timePeriod early 19th century

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Château Clique notableMember Jonathan Sewell
Château Clique member Jonathan Sewell
subject linked to: Château Clique in Lower Canada
Fathers of Confederation hasMember Jonathan Sewell