From a Silhouette in possession of John Alexander Macdonnell, K.C., Alexandria.
Lieutenant-Colonel John Macdonell.
Provincial Aide-de-Camp to Major-General Sir Isaac Brock; M.P. for Glengarry;
Attorney-General of Upper Canada.
—From Nursey's "Story of Isaac Brock" (Briggs).

CONTENTS

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Prefatory Note[3]
Introduction—J. Stewart Carstairs, B.A.[9]
Preliminary Steps[21]
General Committee Formed[25]
Programme Adopted[26]
Reports of Committees[29]
Celebrating the Day[32]
At Queenston Heights—
Representatives Present[34]
Floral Decorations[40]
A Unique Scene[42]
Historic Flags and Relics[43]
Letters of Regret for Absence[44]
The Speeches—
Colonel G. Sterling Ryerson[45]
Mr. Angus Claude Macdonell, M.P.[50]
Hon. Dr. R. A. Pyne, M.P.P.[55]
Colonel George T. Denison[58]
Mr. J. A. Macdonell, K.C.[61]
Dr. James L. Hughes[67]
Chief A. G. Smith[71]
Warrior F. Onondeyoh Loft[74]
Mr. Charles R. McCullough[75]
Appendix I.—Highland Heroes in the War of 1812-14 —Dr. Alexander Fraser[77]
Appendix II.—Programme of Toronto Garrison Service in Massey Hall[82]
Appendix III.—Indian Contributions to the Reconstruction of Brock's Monument[88]
Appendix IV.—Meetings of the Executive Committee subsequent to the Celebration[91]
Appendix V.—Captain Joseph Birney[93]

ILLUSTRATIONS

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Major-General Brock[Frontispiece]
Lieutenant-Colonel John Macdonell, Provincial Aide-de-Camp
to Major-General Sir Isaac Brock
[5]
Executive Committee[28]
First Monument to General Brock at Queenston Heights[33]
Brock's Monument[34]
Central section of a panoramic picture of the gathering at Queenston Heights[36]
Floral Tribute placed on Cenotaph, where Brock fell, by the Guernsey Society, Toronto[38]
Brock Centenary Celebration at Queenston Heights[38]
Memorial Wreaths placed on the Tombs, at Queenston Heights,
of Major-General Sir Isaac Brock, Kt., and Colonel John
Macdonell, P.A.D.C., Attorney-General of Upper Canada
[41]
Wreath placed on Brock's Monument in St. Paul's Cathedral,
London, Eng., by the Government of Canada
[42]
Wreath placed on Brock's Monument, Queenston Heights, by
the Imperial Order of the Daughters of the Empire
[42]
Conferring Tribal Membership on Miss Helen M. Merrill[43]
Six Nation Indians celebrating Brock's Centenary at Queenston Heights[44]
Colonel George Sterling Ryerson, Chairman of Committee[45]
Angus Claude Macdonell, K.C., M.P., addressing the gathering[51]
Hon. R. A. Pyne, M.D., M.P.P., Minister of Education of Ontario[58]
James L. Hughes, LL.D., Chief Inspector of Schools, Toronto[58]
Colonel George T. Denison, Toronto[58]
J. A. Macdonell, K.C., Glengarry, addressing the gathering[61]
Chief A. G. Smith, Six Nation Indians, Grand River Reserve[71]
Captain Charles R. McCullough, Hamilton, Ont.[71]
Warrior F. Onondeyoh Loft, Six Nation Indians, Toronto[71]
Members of Committee at Queenston Heights[77]
Group of Indians (Grand River Reserve) celebrating Brock's Centenary at Queenston Heights[88]
Captain Joseph Birnie[93]