Reminiscences of a Canadian Pioneer for the last Fifty Years: An Autobiography

CONTENTS.

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	Preface	iii
Chap. I.	The Author's Antecedents and Forbears	9
II.	History of a Man of Genius	14
III.	Some Reminiscences of a London Apprentice	19
IV.	Westward, Ho!	21
V.	Connemara and Galway fifty years ago	27
VI.	More Sea Experiences	33
VII.	Up the St. Lawrence	36
VIII.	Muddy Little York	39
IX.	A Pioneer Tavern	42
X.	A First Day in the Bush	46
XI.	A Chapter on Chopping	52
XII.	Life in the Backwoods	65
XIII.	Some Gatherings from Natural History	69
XIV.	Our Removal to Nottawasaga	78
XV.	Society in the Backwoods	84
XVI.	More about Nottawasaga and its People	91
XVII.	A Rude Winter Experience	93
XVIII.	The Forest Wealth of Canada	98
XIX.	A Melancholy Tale	101
XX.	From Barrie to Nottawasaga	104
XXI.	Farewell to the Backwoods	107
XXII.	A Journey to Toronto	109
XXIII.	Some Glimpses of Upper Canadian Politics	116
XXIV.	Toronto During the Rebellion	119
XXV.	The Victor and the Vanquished	134
XXVI.	Results in the Future	140
XXVII.	A Confirmed Tory	143
XXVIII.	Newspaper Experiences	146
XXIX.	Introduction to Canadian Politics	154
XXX.	Lord Sydenham's Mission	156
XXXI.	Tories of the Rebellion Times:
	Ald. G. T. Denison, Sen	165
	Col. R. L. Denison	171
	Col. Geo. T. Denison, of Rusholme	172
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