Grant, General Ulysses, 290 Great Britain (_see also_ British), and the Colonies, future relations between, MacDonald on, 344 Imperial policy of, under Grey, 275-6 _et proevi_; Change in, process and progress of, 291 Relations with Canada as affected by Autonomy, 323 _et sqq._; Basis of, 239 Greville, Charles, on Poulett Thomson, 77 Grey, Earl, as Colonial Secretary, 196, 222, 237; Characteristics of the man and his ideas, 267 _et sqq._; Events of his term of office, 268 _et sqq._ Colonial policy of, 190-1, 196, 199, 256, 267-8 _et sqq._; Elgin's influence on, 209 _&n._2, 275; and Federation, 196-7; Free Trade with Canada urged by, 267-8, 272-4; and the Militia Bill crisis, 290; Views of, on Separation, 278, 281, occasional misgivings, 223, 283 on Attitude of a Governor of a Self-governing Colony, 269-70; on British indifference to Canada (1851), 232; on Elgin's best attitude to the Canadian Executive of 1848, 200; on Newspaper misrepresentation, 232; on Separationist views at Westminster, 260-7 Grey, Sir George, on the Clergy Grants, 48 _&n._1 Grote, George, and Separation, 282 H _Habitants_, the, Characteristics of, 15-17 Hamilton, Population (1846), 24 Harrison, S. B., Secretary, 105, Moderate Reform views of, 119, 176; Resolutions moved by, on Provincial Parliaments, 119-20 on the Need for Responsible Government, and for Conciliation of the French Canadians, 133-4 Harvey, Sir John, Grey's letter to, on attitude of Governors of Self-Governing Colonies, 269-70 Head, Sir Edmund W., as Governor-General, 324; Averse to the "Double majority," 307-8 Head, Sir F. B., on Baldwin, 109 Herbert, Sydney (Lord Herbert of Lea), 189 Higginson, Captain, and La Fontaine, 172 Hincks, Sir Francis, Advocate of Responsible Government, 38; Press exponent of Reforming Loyalist views, 64, 196; in Bagot's Executive, 144; Interpretation by, of Durham's Report, 243-4; Political morality of, attacked, 315 on the Civil List difficulty, 163; on Coalitions, 298-9; on the Patronage Crisis, 170; on the Reformers, 113 Hincks-Morin Ministry, the, and Moderate re-union, 298 Home Rule (_see also_ Autonomy), Evolution of, in Canada, antithesis of, to Russell's theory, 229 Hume, Joseph, and Canadian politics, 231, 282 Hyderabad, Metcalfe at, 159 I Immigration and its Problems, 20 _et sqq._, 97-8, 238