
Brock Centenary, 1812-1912
A Centennial Celebration of Brock University's Literary LegacyBy VariousLength2h 10m
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"Brock Centenary, 1812-1912" is a compelling anthology commemorating the legacy of Major-General Isaac Brock, a key figure in the War of 1812 and Canadian history. The book combines diverse essays and historical accounts from various authors to highlight Brock's leadership, military strategies, and pivotal role in defending Upper Canada. Through rich narrative and meticulous detail, the text illustrates the sociopolitical atmosphere of early 19th-century North America, emphasizing themes of nationalism and identity amidst conflict. The literary style is characterized by a blend of scholarly rigor and accessible prose, making it suitable for both historians and general readers alike. The collection's authors hail from various historical and literary backgrounds, reflecting a strong commitment to preserving and interpreting Canadian heritage. Their work is informed by a resurgence of interest in the War of 1812, as well as a cultural impulse to acknowledge and celebrate figures who contributed to the nation-building process. This anthology serves both as a tribute to Brock's multifaceted legacy and a testament to the evolving understanding of Canadian history. "Brock Centenary, 1812-1912" is an essential read for anyone interested in Canadian history, military studies, or the impact of leadership during pivotal moments in national development. It offers readers a nuanced perspective on how individual actions shape the collective identity of a nation, making it a valuable addition to the library of scholars and history enthusiasts alike.
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GenreHistory
Length2 hrs 10 mins
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FormateBook with Audio
Publish dateDec 18, 2019
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1REPORTS OF COMMITTEES
2CELEBRATING THE DAY
3AT QUEENSTON HEIGHTS
4THE SPEECHES
5COLONEL G. STERLING RYERSON Chairman of the General Committee
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6MR. ANGUS CLAUDE MACDONELL, M.P. Toronto
7HON. DR. R. A. PYNE Minister of Education, Ontario
8COLONEL GEORGE T. DENISON Toronto
9MR. J. A. MACDONELL, K.C. Glengarry, Ontario
10DR. JAMES L. HUGHES Chief Inspector of Schools, Toronto
11CHIEF A. G. SMITH Six Nation Indians, Grand River Reserve
12WARRIOR F. ONONDEYOH LOFT Six Nation Indians
13MR. CHARLES R. McCULLOUGH Honorary President of the Association of Canadian Clubs
14APPENDIX I.
15HIGHLAND HEROES IN THE WAR OF 1812-14[1] By Dr. Alexander Fraser, Toronto: FOOTNOTE: Appendix I
16APPENDIX II.
17TORONTO GARRISON CHURCH PARADE
18ORDER OF DIVINE SERVICE
19Opening Voluntary
20Hymn, "Soldiers of Christ, Arise" Put on the whole armour of God
21General Confession (To be said by all, standing)
22Prayer for Pardon
23The Lord's Prayer
24Prayer for the King's Majesty (All standing)
25Prayer for the Royal Family
26Prayer for Soldiers
27Scripture Lesson
28Offertory
29Voluntary "In the Chapel" - - - - - - - R. Eilenberg Band of the Queen's Own Rifles
30SERMON By Captain the Rev. Dr. Llwyd, Chaplain to the Queen's Own Rifles.
31Hymn, "Stand up for Jesus" Quit you like men, be strong
32National Anthem
33Benediction
34Recessional
35APPENDIX III.: INDIAN CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE RECONSTRUCTION OF BROCK'S MONUMENT
36APPENDIX IV.: ———— MEETINGS OF THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
37APPENDIX V.: CAPTAIN JOSEPH BIRNEY