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The Story of Isaac Brock

The Story of Isaac Brock

The Story of Isaac Brock: Hero, Defender and Saviour of Upper Canada

Nursey, Walter R.  The Story of Isaac Brock:  Hero, Defender and Saviour of Upper Canada 1812.  

Toronto,  William Briggs, 1909.  181 p.  


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  • "View of Queenston Road, about 1824" - illus. opp. p. 40
  • "Death of Isaac Brock" - illus. opp. p. 156
  • “Brock’s Midnight Gallop” - Illus. opp. p. 135 

As a matter of fact, the hour of Brock's gallop from Fort George to Queenston, as described in Chapter XXV., was not "midnight," but shortly before daybreak. It is this time, "between the lights," with sky and atmosphere aglow from the fire of the batteries, that the artist cleverly depicts. (Walter R Nursey) 


The Death of Isaac Brock

The Death of Isaac Brock

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Brock's Ride to Queenston

Brock's Ride to Queenston

The first attempt at invasion by the Americans had failed at Detroit. Along the Niagara River gathered another American army. The summer passed into fall without an attack; but every week brought more troops and greater preparations by the enemy.

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