Young Men's Improvement Association of Three Rivers.
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Eight notebooks of addresses given on the opening and closing sessions of the Young Men's Improvement Association of Three Rivers, dating between 5 November 1850 and 27 April 1852
The Young Highlander's Morning Call to His Lady of Love. Maple Bank.
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The Queen's Visit to Canada. Maple Bank, Three Rivers. Canada 1879.
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Dated April, 1879 on first page. Appendix at end gives brief description of the house next to Montmorency Falls taken from Quebec: As it was and as it is.
The Prince's Ball. Maple Bank. 12th February 1885.
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A poem written on the Ball held in honour of the Prince of Wales, August 27, 1860.
The old Parish School &c. Dared at Maple Bank, 29 November 1887
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From Canada's shore I returned once more, To revisit my dear native clime ... Also contains Vanity Fair and A Valentine to mine own sweet Wife, the latter dated at Maple Bank.
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Interesting and informative description at the back of the Convict Guard at the garrison of Woolwich, England and the prisoners that were received there and put to work at the Arsenal producing armaments. It was in 1825 when in command of the Convict Guard and witnessed the cruel treatment of these erring children of Adam that I chose "The Convict" as Text for the Muse.
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Another copy of the poem with corrections made. Memorandum at back was revised.
The Changes of Home. Maple Bank. 15th April 1885
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J.D. Opening verse: I had been absent from my home, For one and twenty years, Serving my Country and my Queen, In the Royal Cannoniers. A later verse: To see the bright blue sky above, Feel the pure air below, And hear the merry sleigh bells ring. In Canada Tri Tro!
Some of the beautiful Stories of the Bible.
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Scenes in the Settlements. The Forest Drive to Shawanagan.
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Copied May 31, 1890.