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91 XVII. A Rude Winter Experience 93 XVIII. The Forest Wealth of Canada 98 XIX. A Melancholy Tale 101 XX. From Barrie to Nottawasaga 104 XXI. Farewell to the Backwoods 107 XXII. A Journey to Toronto 109 XXIII. Some Glimpses of Upper Canadian Politics 116 XXIV. Toronto During the Rebellion 119 XXV. The Victor and the Vanquished 134 XXVI. Results in the Future 140 XXVII. A Confirmed Tory 143 XXVIII. Newspaper Experiences 146 XXIX. Introduction to Canadian Politics 154 XXX. Lord Sydenham's Mission 156 XXXI. Tories of the Rebellion Times:       Ald. G. T. Denison, Sen 165       Col. R. L. Denison 171       Col. Geo. T. Denison, of Rusholme 172       Alderman Dixon 174 XXXII. More Tories of Rebellion Times:       Edward G. O'Brien 186       John W. Gamble 198 XXXIII. A Choice of a Church 201 XXXIV. The Clergy Reserves 210 XXXV. A Political Seed-time 215 XXXVI. The Maple Leaf 217 XXXVII. {St. George's Society 229 {public@vhost@g@gutenberg@html@files@35586@[email protected]#N_A_S_G_UNION"