The Life of John Mockett Cramp D D 1796 1881
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The cry was raised, "To the Parliament House. " The excited mob, led by men with flaming torches, went to the Parliament House, where the Assembly was in session. Suddenly, a shower of stones shattered the windows, and the rioters rushed in to the chamber. The members fled, and the work of destruc- tion went on. The building was set on fire, and totally destroyed, with its valuable library and records. . . . ' The city was in the hands of the rioters for foui- or five days. These were sad times... for the city. For, besides the reproach brought upon the fair fame of the country 108 by this lawless vandalism, it caused Montreal to lose the Seat of Government. ' " The burning questions in those times were ' Eespon- sible Government, ' 'the Clergy Reserves, ' ' School Lands, ' ' the right of the Cabinet to be consulted in the appoint- ment of all Government officers, ' &c. , &c.
" The leaders in the discussion, and final settlement of these questions, were such men as Baldwin, Lafontaine, Hincks, Viger, Aylwin, Cameron, Sir Allan McNab, John A.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The cry was raised, "To the Parliament House. " The excited mob, led by men with flaming torches, went to the Parliament House, where the Assembly was in session. Suddenly, a shower of stones shattered the windows, and the rioters rushed in to the chamber. The members fled, and the work of destruc- tion went on. The building was set on fire, and totally destroyed, with its valuable library and records. . . . ' The city was in the hands of the rioters for foui- or five days. These were sad times... for the city. For, besides the reproach brought upon the fair fame of the country 108 by this lawless vandalism, it caused Montreal to lose the Seat of Government. ' " The burning questions in those times were ' Eespon- sible Government, ' 'the Clergy Reserves, ' ' School Lands, ' ' the right of the Cabinet to be consulted in the appoint- ment of all Government officers, ' &c. , &c.
" The leaders in the discussion, and final settlement of these questions, were such men as Baldwin, Lafontaine, Hincks, Viger, Aylwin, Cameron, Sir Allan McNab, John A.
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