The Story of the Upper Canadian Rebellion, Volume 1

by John Charles Dent

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• CHAPTER I.
• The Banished Briton[9]
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• CHAPTER II.
• A Bill of Particulars [46]
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• CHAPTER III.
• The Family Compact[71]
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• CHAPTER IV.
• Fathers of Reform[96]
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• CHAPTER V.
• A "Free and Unfettered" Press[122]
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• CHAPTER VI.
• The Case of Captain Matthews[144]
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• CHAPTER VII.
• The Niagara Falls Outrage[151]
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• CHAPTER VIII.
• The "Amoval" of Mr. Justice Willis[162]
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• CHAPTER IX.
• The Case of Francis Collins[195]
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• CHAPTER X.
• Lights—Old and New[213]
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• CHAPTER XI.
• Parliamentary Privilege[231]
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• CHAPTER XII.
• Disenfranchisement [253]
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• CHAPTER XIII.
• Mr. Hume's "Baneful Domination" Letter[264]
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• CHAPTER XIV.
• "See, the Conquering Hero Comes!"[282]
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• CHAPTER XV.
• "A Tried Reformer" [296]
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• CHAPTER XVI.
• The Triumphs of a Tried Reformer [324]
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• CHAPTER XVII.
• Reaction[342]
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• CHAPTER XVIII.
• The Forging of the Pikes[354]
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• LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS
• John Rolph[Frontispiece]
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• David Gibson[279]
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THE STORY

OF

THE UPPER CANADIAN REBELLION.

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CHAPTER I.