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SELF-GOVERNMENT

IN CANADA

AND

HOW IT WAS ACHIEVED.

THE STORY OF LORD DURHAM’S REPORT.
F. BRADSHAW, B.A,
Senior Hulme Exhibitioner, Brasenose College, Oxford.

Chap

CONTENTS | —
I. Lord Durham and his Party.
[I. The Cession of Canada and the Two Constitutions,
[II. La Nation Canadienne.
IV, The Parting of the Ways.
V. English versus French,
VI. The Rebellion.
VII, The United Empire Loyalists.
VIII. The Beginnings of Radicalism.
IX. The Rise and Fall of Mackenzie.
X. Lord Durham in Canada. The Ordinance.
XI The Governor-General’s Tour.
XII Disillusionment,
XIII Resignation.
XIV. The Return to England.
XV. Lord Durham's Reception in England,
XVI. The Durham Report :—Lower Canada.
XVII. , Upper Canada and the
Maritime Provinces,
Public Lands and Emigration.

Recommendations.

XVIII.

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