The Fathers of Confederation a Chronicle of the Birth of the Dominion
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He had written from Newfoundland, on hearing of the conference at Charlottetown : ' I have read the proceedings of the delegates and I am glad to be out of the mess. ' At first he listened in silence to the Halifax discussions on both sides of the question. These were non-partisan, since Archibald and M c Cully, the Liberal leaders, were as much concerned in the result as the Conservative ministers. Howe finally broke silence with the first of his articles in the Halifax Chronicle on ' The Both...eration Scheme. ' This gave the signal for an agita- tion which finally bore Nova Scotia to the verge of rebellion. Howe's course has been censured as the greatest blot upon an other- wise brilliant career. In justice to his memory the whole situation should be examined. He did not start the agitation. Many able and patriotic Nova Scotians urged him on. Favour- able to union as an abstract theory he had been : to Confederation as a policy he had never distinctly pledged himself. The idea that the Quebec terms were sacrosanct, and that hostility to them involved disloyalty to the Empire, must be put aside.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He had written from Newfoundland, on hearing of the conference at Charlottetown : ' I have read the proceedings of the delegates and I am glad to be out of the mess. ' At first he listened in silence to the Halifax discussions on both sides of the question. These were non-partisan, since Archibald and M c Cully, the Liberal leaders, were as much concerned in the result as the Conservative ministers. Howe finally broke silence with the first of his articles in the Halifax Chronicle on ' The Both...eration Scheme. ' This gave the signal for an agita- tion which finally bore Nova Scotia to the verge of rebellion. Howe's course has been censured as the greatest blot upon an other- wise brilliant career. In justice to his memory the whole situation should be examined. He did not start the agitation. Many able and patriotic Nova Scotians urged him on. Favour- able to union as an abstract theory he had been : to Confederation as a policy he had never distinctly pledged himself. The idea that the Quebec terms were sacrosanct, and that hostility to them involved disloyalty to the Empire, must be put aside.
What to read after The Fathers of Confederation a Chronicle of the Birth of the Dominion?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A H U Arthur Hugh Urquhart Colquhoun to read onlineMoreLess
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