The Story of the Upper Canada Rebellion
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He was presentat the meetings of the Reform members held during the first sessionfollowing the elections of 1824, for the purpose of organization. It wasthen that a distinct Reform Party, with common objects and a specificpolicy, may be said to have been formed in this Province. There had beenUpper Canadian Reformers from the very foundation of the Province, butno Reform Party can strictly be said to have had an existence prior tothe latter part of the year 1824.
No man was more conspicuous in ...contributing to the founding of theReform Party than was William Lyon Mackenzie, whose personality yetremains to be considered. Owing in some measure to the force ofcircumstances, but chiefly to his own energy, impulsiveness and love ofnotoriety, Mr. Mackenzie's name and achievements have become more widelyknown than have those of many abler and wiser men. He was the onlychild of humble parents, and was born at Springfield, a suburb ofDundee, in Forfarshire, Scotland, on the 12th of March, 1795.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He was presentat the meetings of the Reform members held during the first sessionfollowing the elections of 1824, for the purpose of organization. It wasthen that a distinct Reform Party, with common objects and a specificpolicy, may be said to have been formed in this Province. There had beenUpper Canadian Reformers from the very foundation of the Province, butno Reform Party can strictly be said to have had an existence prior tothe latter part of the year 1824.
No man was more conspicuous in ...contributing to the founding of theReform Party than was William Lyon Mackenzie, whose personality yetremains to be considered. Owing in some measure to the force ofcircumstances, but chiefly to his own energy, impulsiveness and love ofnotoriety, Mr. Mackenzie's name and achievements have become more widelyknown than have those of many abler and wiser men. He was the onlychild of humble parents, and was born at Springfield, a suburb ofDundee, in Forfarshire, Scotland, on the 12th of March, 1795.
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