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                  VanKoughnet, and A. T. Galt. In September 1855 he wrote of Francis Hincks
                  fall of the Francis Hincks* and A.-N. Morin
                  . In achieving so much so quickly, Dent owed a great deal to Sir Francis Hincks who, as he acknowledged
                  investment and his interest in the expansion of Toronto’s commerce led to his involvement, with Francis Hincks*, in a celebrated conflict of interest
                  Hincks*, La Fontaine offered him a post as judge to make room for Blake: “. . . if Aylwin were to go on the bench,” wrote Hincks, “I think it would remove the difficulty with Blake
                   
                  , a Reform newspaper founded in 1841; he contributed also to the Pilot and Journal of Commerce, founded by Francis Hincks* in
                   
                  Baldwin* and Francis Hincks*, he had orchestrated reform opinion in Oxford County through petitions, informal canvassing, public meetings, and
                   
                  as an independent Conservative, Wilson found himself allied with Francis Hincks* and his Reformers. When Hincks’ government resigned in
                  had its office in a house he owned. In these ventures he came into close contact with Francis Hincks*. Beaty was important enough in boosting
                  important to reform. That status was enhanced by his reputation as a man of principle. Francis Hincks*, a neighbour, intimate friend, and banker to
                  Hincks an interest in establishing a public school system. Morrison was appointed to the Board of Education (which became the Council of Public Instruction in 1850) when it first met in 1843 and
                  Richards*. An admirer of co-premier Francis Hincks*, Cameron worked in his campaign in the
                  Morin*; the next day, 26 April, on the Champ de Mars, when the rioters were assembling to launch an attack on the homes of Francis Hincks
                  . Neilson battled against Francis Hincks* and Robert Baldwin*. On 18 May 1847
                   
                  the inspector-general, Francis Hincks*, a cousin who often helped Hutton’s career
                  Baldwin*, and of Francis Hincks and Augustin-Norbert
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