transfers, under French law, Sydenham's efforts to simplify,
95-6, 306

Languages for Debates and Records, 90

Lee, General, 290

Legislative and Executive powers of Canadian Government, views on,
of Russell, and of the Canadians, 71 _et sqq._

Lewis, Cornewall, 238

Liberal-Conservatism Canadian, evolution of, 297

Liddell, Dr., and Queen's College, 37

Lincoln, President, Brown's support of, 341

Literary Inactivity, Canadian, some causes, 39 _&n._, 40

"Little Englanders," Early Victorian, 278 _et sqq._, 292

Local government, Absence of Provision for, in Act of Union, 93-5;
in French Canada, Bagot on, 57; as Training for higher politics,
94; Sydenham's views on, 94, and efforts for, 106

London, and Early Canadian Society, 27

London (Ontario), in early days, 13; population of (1846), 24

Lower Canada, French-Canadians of (_q.v._), Clericalism, Politics
and Society among, 14-17; Priestly control of Schools in, 31-2
Municipal Franchise limitations in; results, 25
Union with Upper, difficulties in, 82

Lowland Scots, as Settlers, 21

Loyalist electioneering practices (1844), 179-80

Loyalty, Canadian, as affected by Autonomy, 203, 229, 314, 323
_et sqq._
Inspiration given to, by Brown and such men, 342-3
Mistrust of, begotten over the Militia Bill, 289

Lyons, Lord, on Elgin's Reciprocity Treaty, 288 _n._

Lucas, Sir C. P. _cited_, 4 _n._, 5 _n._

Lumberers, Wild life among, 30

M

Macaulay, Lord, on Metcalfe, 159

MacDonald, Rolland, on Annexation, 336

Macdonald-Sicotte Ministry, and the "Double majority," 309

Macdonald, Sir John A., and Annexation, 336; Averse to the "Double
majority," 308-9; Basis of his control of power, 216; and
Brown's scheme of Confederation, 302 _et sqq._; Imperialism
of, 23; Leadership of, 325; Loyalty of, 339, 343-4; Political
Morality of, 317-19, 321, 324, 341
and Representation by Population, 316
on Canada's Governors-General, 325-6; on Change of Political
views, 296

M'Gee, D'Arcy, on the Irish-Catholic vote in Canada (1866), 332-3;
on Loyalty of Irish Canadians, 333, 337

M'Gill University, 37

Mackenzie, Alexander, Liberal leader, 23; Political rectitude of, 321

Mackenzie, William Lyon, Press organ of, 38; Rebellion under, 5, 11,
55, recognition by, of its error, 63

MacNab-Hincks Min