The Makers of Canada volume 15
The Makers of Canada volume 15
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Hagerman frankly stated that, though a member of the government, he still felt at liberty to oppose the measure presented by the governor- general. He admits that under the new interpreta- tion as to tenure of office the governor might have dismissed him, but the fact that he did not under the circumstances was, he considered, much to his credit. We shall have the governor's comment upon this a little later. Hagerman attacked the union resolutions on different grounds. He took a very characteri...stic attitude towards the French- Canadians; he considered that they had no claim upon the people of Upper Canada to assist them in regaining their rights under the constitution. Ig- noring the whole policy of the British government in the past treatment of the French-Canadians, he maintained that they were the most thankless people on earth, considering all the favours that had been heaped upon them. The union of the pro- vinces would not cure such people, whom he abso- lutely distrusted; they should be put back under the Quebec Act, not, as we find, to enjoy the com- plete restoration of French institutions granted under that Act, but to be deprived of their con- stitutional rights, and to be governed entirely by a nominated council.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Hagerman frankly stated that, though a member of the government, he still felt at liberty to oppose the measure presented by the governor- general. He admits that under the new interpreta- tion as to tenure of office the governor might have dismissed him, but the fact that he did not under the circumstances was, he considered, much to his credit. We shall have the governor's comment upon this a little later. Hagerman attacked the union resolutions on different grounds. He took a very characteri...stic attitude towards the French- Canadians; he considered that they had no claim upon the people of Upper Canada to assist them in regaining their rights under the constitution. Ig- noring the whole policy of the British government in the past treatment of the French-Canadians, he maintained that they were the most thankless people on earth, considering all the favours that had been heaped upon them. The union of the pro- vinces would not cure such people, whom he abso- lutely distrusted; they should be put back under the Quebec Act, not, as we find, to enjoy the com- plete restoration of French institutions granted under that Act, but to be deprived of their con- stitutional rights, and to be governed entirely by a nominated council.
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