A Narrative
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[Long extracts of my despatches are here quoted, which, having been already submitted to the reader, it would be tedious to repeat. ] 287 I have now recapitulated to your Lordship a plain statement of the policy and principles which have regulated my proceedings ; and, without advocating any political theory, I only refer to the practical result of the conciliatory system which has been adopted in Lower Canada, and of the non-conciliatory system which has been adopted in Upper Canada, and respe...ctfully say to your Lordship, " Look on this picture and on that !" As far as regards your Lordship's approbation of my services, I have every reason to be grateful for the terms in which it has been expressed, and for the distinction which his late Majesty has graciously conferred upon me ; but I have now arrived at the point of my narrative in which I think it will appear what sort of reception my principles and policy have met with from the Colonial Office.
[Long extracts of my despatches, all complaining of want of support, are here quoted, but, as they have been already before the reader, it would be tedious to repeat them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
[Long extracts of my despatches are here quoted, which, having been already submitted to the reader, it would be tedious to repeat. ] 287 I have now recapitulated to your Lordship a plain statement of the policy and principles which have regulated my proceedings ; and, without advocating any political theory, I only refer to the practical result of the conciliatory system which has been adopted in Lower Canada, and of the non-conciliatory system which has been adopted in Upper Canada, and respe...ctfully say to your Lordship, " Look on this picture and on that !" As far as regards your Lordship's approbation of my services, I have every reason to be grateful for the terms in which it has been expressed, and for the distinction which his late Majesty has graciously conferred upon me ; but I have now arrived at the point of my narrative in which I think it will appear what sort of reception my principles and policy have met with from the Colonial Office.
[Long extracts of my despatches, all complaining of want of support, are here quoted, but, as they have been already before the reader, it would be tedious to repeat them.
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