John Graves Simcoe
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Each member was no doubt a man of prominence in his district, and stood for what was best in the ' community. As yet political parties had not been formed, and the choice was made upon personal considerations alone. Simcoe had endeavoured to secure the return of half-pay officers, men of educa- tion, and he congratulated himself that his tem- porary residence at Kingston created sufficient in- fluence to elect Mr. White, who became attorney- general. But the result of the first election was tha...t the majority of the seats were filled by men who kept but one table, who dined in common with their servants, and who did not belong to the aris- tocracy of the province. It is a fact worthy of note that Mr. Baby sat in this first parliament as the representative from the Detroit district, that fort and settlement having not then passed from under British control.
On September 17th, 1792, the scene enacted at 81 JOHN GRAVES SIMCOE Niagara was a notable one. The frame in which the moving picture was set was worthy of the sub- ject: the Uttle niche cut in the forest at the edge of the river where the great lake swept away to the horizon, upon every side the untouched forest, tracked with paths leading through wildernesses to waterways which lay like oceans impearled in a setting of emerald ; everywhere the woods peopled with wild life; to the south the land, alienated and estranged, where almost every actor in the scene had shed blood, and upon the edge of which still waved the flag of England from the bastion of Fort Niagara.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Each member was no doubt a man of prominence in his district, and stood for what was best in the ' community. As yet political parties had not been formed, and the choice was made upon personal considerations alone. Simcoe had endeavoured to secure the return of half-pay officers, men of educa- tion, and he congratulated himself that his tem- porary residence at Kingston created sufficient in- fluence to elect Mr. White, who became attorney- general. But the result of the first election was tha...t the majority of the seats were filled by men who kept but one table, who dined in common with their servants, and who did not belong to the aris- tocracy of the province. It is a fact worthy of note that Mr. Baby sat in this first parliament as the representative from the Detroit district, that fort and settlement having not then passed from under British control.
On September 17th, 1792, the scene enacted at 81 JOHN GRAVES SIMCOE Niagara was a notable one. The frame in which the moving picture was set was worthy of the sub- ject: the Uttle niche cut in the forest at the edge of the river where the great lake swept away to the horizon, upon every side the untouched forest, tracked with paths leading through wildernesses to waterways which lay like oceans impearled in a setting of emerald ; everywhere the woods peopled with wild life; to the south the land, alienated and estranged, where almost every actor in the scene had shed blood, and upon the edge of which still waved the flag of England from the bastion of Fort Niagara.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Scott, Duncan Campbell, 1862-1947 to read onlineMoreLess
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