The Visit of His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales to America Reprinted From T
The Visit of His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales to America Reprinted From T
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4, Nos. 1, 2, 3, 6 and 7.
— 78 — A model grammar school and two model elementary schools, a gymnasium, a school of design, an extensive educational museum, — including depositories for maps, books, philosophical apparatus and school furniture, with specimens of natural history — a gallery of paintings and statues, and a departmental library complete this establishment, which is the largest of the kind on the contment.
During this visit the Council of Public Instruction presented an address to H...is Royal Highness, who congratulated Dr. Ryerson and the members of his corps upon the astonishing progress edu- cation had made in that section of the Province.
On Wednesday, 12th September, ihe Prince left by the (irand Trunk Railroad fot- London.
The old capital of Upper Canada owes its existence to General Simcoe. This remarkable man, who was appointed Lieutenant Governor of that Province in 1792, and who may be called the founder of its civilization, saw at a glance and pointed out the advantages which the site now occupied by Toronto possessed over Kingston and other posts then actually established, and the greater security against a coup de main which its position on a bay, and the width of the lake here afforded.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
4, Nos. 1, 2, 3, 6 and 7.
— 78 — A model grammar school and two model elementary schools, a gymnasium, a school of design, an extensive educational museum, — including depositories for maps, books, philosophical apparatus and school furniture, with specimens of natural history — a gallery of paintings and statues, and a departmental library complete this establishment, which is the largest of the kind on the contment.
During this visit the Council of Public Instruction presented an address to H...is Royal Highness, who congratulated Dr. Ryerson and the members of his corps upon the astonishing progress edu- cation had made in that section of the Province.
On Wednesday, 12th September, ihe Prince left by the (irand Trunk Railroad fot- London.
The old capital of Upper Canada owes its existence to General Simcoe. This remarkable man, who was appointed Lieutenant Governor of that Province in 1792, and who may be called the founder of its civilization, saw at a glance and pointed out the advantages which the site now occupied by Toronto possessed over Kingston and other posts then actually established, and the greater security against a coup de main which its position on a bay, and the width of the lake here afforded.
What to read after The Visit of His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales to America Reprinted From T?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pierre J Olivier Pierre Joseph Olivier Chauveau to read onlineMoreLess
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