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Mackenzie, William Lyon

1  Early Days in Richmond Hill: and state. He was a friend and admirer of William Lyon Mackenzie. Together with William and Robert

2  Early Days in Richmond Hill: majority in the Legislative Assembly, Mackenzie and Ketchum won re-election as

3  Early Days in Richmond Hill: increasingly rallied around William Lyon Mackenzie, the fiery Scot who sat for York in the

4  Early Days in Richmond Hill: summer or early autumn of 1837 that Mackenzie decided to incite rebellion, although the

5  Early Days in Richmond Hill: of Toronto were prepared to follow Mackenzie into rebellion. They had been hit by a series

6  Early Days in Richmond Hill: crackdown on rebel activities, Mackenzie's cohorts advanced the date of the rising from

7  Early Days in Richmond Hill: - had returned Jesse Ketchum and William Lyon Mackenzie, two of the more radical Reform members of

8  Early Days in Richmond Hill: things will go better than the last time." Mackenzie, of course, was playing an extremely important

9  Early Days in Richmond Hill: and Edward - grew ever more hostile to Mackenzie through the year 1830. Much of the animosity

10  Early Days in Richmond Hill: in Richmond Hill to nominate Mackenzie and Ketchum for re-election. But

11  Early Days in Richmond Hill: same day, December 5, Mackenzie and about five hundred ill-clad and poorly

12  Early Days in Richmond Hill: Hill? What sort of men answered Mackenzie's call to arms and marched on Toronto that first

13  Early Days in Richmond Hill: Mackenzie's men fled from the battlefield on December

14  Early Days in Richmond Hill: Cottage, 86 Major Mackenzie Drive, dating from the 1840s. Still, many of

15  Early Days in Richmond Hill: District Agricultural Society, in which Mackenzie had once found supporters, reflected this new

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