The Fathers of Confederation: A Chronicle of the Birth of the Dominion

by A. H. U. Colquhoun

Hamilton, P. S., [15].

Hathaway, George, [99].

Haviland, T. Heath, a father of Confederation, [63] n.

Head, Sir Edmund, governor of Canada, [18].

Henry, William A., a father of Confederation, [49], [62] n., [122], [130], [153].

Hind, Prof. Henry Youle, [161].

Holton, Luther H., opposes Confederation, [28], [40], [42], [89], [183]; on Sir John Macdonald, [179].

House of Commons, the basis of representation in, [77]. See Parliament.

Howe, Joseph, [28-9]; his opposition to Confederation, [16-17], [46], [55], [57], [100], [102-3], [115-116], [135]; favours maritime union, [47-8]; his speech upholding federation, [48]; 'that pestilent fellow,' [153]; goes to England to demand repeal, [154], [156]; his meeting with Tupper, [155-6]; enters the Dominion Cabinet, [156].

Howland, William P., and Confederation, [122], [130], [141], [143], [145]; C.B.; [147].