British Supremacy & Canadian Self-Government, 1839-1854

by J. L. Morison

[[45]] The references to Baldwin in the Elgin-Grey Correspondence are, without exception, most cordial, and usually complimentary.

[[46]] The Hon. W. H. Draper, a moderate Conservative.

[[47]] Quoted in Hincks, Lecture on the Political History of Canada, p. 19.

[[48]] Ibid. pp. 18-19.

[[49]] Baldwin's own explanation, furnished to a volume The Irishman in Canada. He was peculiarly fond of memoranda or declarations, written in the third person.