PART IV: MATURING COLONIAL SOCIETIES, 1815-1867

Chapter 11: Developing Colonies, 1815-1860

• Webster-Ashburton Treaty of 1842
• To the Tenantry and the Other Inhabitants of the Island of Prince Edward
• Protestant Organization
• The Women of Labrador
• Indentured Servants
• Irish Emigrants, 1851
• Roughing It in the Bush, or Life in Canada
• To the Earl of Elgin, Governor General of British North America, 1847
• Extract of a Letter from St. John's, 1811
• A Petition of Coloured People at Preston
• Robinson Treaty, 1850
• Good�Growing Out of Evil�Filmorism
• Parallel Qualities of the Sexes
• Oregon Treaty, 1842
• Establishment of Trade in British Columbia
• Letter to the Editor: C. Gardiner
• The Cariboo

Chapter 12: Rebellions, Reform, and Responsible Government

• Lord John Russell's Ten Resolutions, 1837
• Letter from Louis-Joseph Papineau to Wilmot, December 16, 1822

Chapter 13: British North America's Revolutionary Age

• The Old Blacksmith Shop
• Employee Contract for E. & C. Gurney (Hamilton Founders)
• The Sweated Trades

Chapter 14: The Road to Confederation

• George Brown Describes the Charlottetown Conference, 1864
• The Chesapeake Affair
• The Latest Terms
• The Botheration Scheme
• No Confederation!