Public domain. Cover image from Project Gutenberg ebook #55260.
Humours of '37, Grave, Gay and Grim: Rebellion Times in the Canadas
Chapters (14)
- HUMOURS OF ’37 GRAVE, GAY AND GRIM REBELLION TIMES IN THE CANADAS. BY ROBINA AND KATHLEEN MACFARLANE LIZARS, Authors of “In the Days of the Canada Company: the Story of the Settlement of the Huron Tract.” “The humours are commonly the most important and most variable parts of the animal body.” TORONTO: WILLIAM BRIGGS, Wesley Buildings. PREFACE. 0:00
- NEW WORDS TO AN OLD SONG; OR, JOHN GILPIN TRAVESTIED. 4:36
- HUMOURS OF ’37. Baneful Domination. 26:02
- More Baneful Domination. 1:15:35
- The Canadas at Westminster. 1:46:35
- A Call to Umbrellas. “We must have bloody noses, and cracked crowns, and pass them current, too.” 2:31:31
- Le Grand Brule. 3:35:40
- Gallows Hill. 4:23:25
- Autocrats All. “It is in me and shall out.” 5:29:17
- Huron’s Age Heroic. 7:21:18
- Deborahs of ’37. 8:18:55
- ERRATUM. 9:58:41
- In the Days of the Canada Company The Story of the Settlement of the Huron Tract, and a View of the Social Life of the Period. 9:58:54
- Canadian Historical Literature. (PUBLISHED IN 1896-97.) 10:01:17