The Makers of Canada volume 6
The Makers of Canada volume 6
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Chapin on his behalf, Mackenzie appeared at the Buffalo theatre, where he addressed a large and enthusiastic audience. He explained the causes of the revolt, and argued that Canada was suffer- ing all those evils which caused the thirteen colonies, now become the United States, to throw off their allegiance to England, a country of 411 WILLIAM LYON MACKENZIE which the government at home was good, but uniformly bad abroad.
Before the meeting closed, Thomas Jefferson Sutherland stated his intenti...on of going to Canada as a volunteer to assist the Canadians to obtain their independence ; and he asked if any others present were willing to join him. At his request, a person in the meeting asked the people present to contribute arms and munitions of war for the benefit of the people of Canada. In accordance with this suggestion, contributions of arms were made. Sutherland claimed the conception of the plan of occupying Navy Island with a military force ; on December 19th, 1839, he made oath that he set about carrying this project into effect without the privity or co-operation of Mackenzie.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Chapin on his behalf, Mackenzie appeared at the Buffalo theatre, where he addressed a large and enthusiastic audience. He explained the causes of the revolt, and argued that Canada was suffer- ing all those evils which caused the thirteen colonies, now become the United States, to throw off their allegiance to England, a country of 411 WILLIAM LYON MACKENZIE which the government at home was good, but uniformly bad abroad.
Before the meeting closed, Thomas Jefferson Sutherland stated his intenti...on of going to Canada as a volunteer to assist the Canadians to obtain their independence ; and he asked if any others present were willing to join him. At his request, a person in the meeting asked the people present to contribute arms and munitions of war for the benefit of the people of Canada. In accordance with this suggestion, contributions of arms were made. Sutherland claimed the conception of the plan of occupying Navy Island with a military force ; on December 19th, 1839, he made oath that he set about carrying this project into effect without the privity or co-operation of Mackenzie.
What to read after The Makers of Canada volume 6?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bernard Moses to read onlineMoreLess
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