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Hamilton, John

1  That season Sutherland had been the mate of John Hamilton's Great Britain, the finest steam vessel of its

2  route, for in 1836 he took command of Hamilton's newest steamer, the Traveller.10 It was on her

3  Within two weeks of the Rochester incident, John Hamilton sold the Traveller to the government for a handy

4  however, proved to be Sutherland's last in Hamilton's employ. The latter was retrenching and had sold

5  guarantee any security in his employment. When Hamilton had been retrenching in the early 1840s,

6  The second group of entrepreneurs comprised John Hamilton, Sutherland's first employer in the Great Lakes

7  feeling they shared with Heron and Dick and with John Hamilton. Together they began a two-part effort to drive

8  would ruefully accept responsibility for urging Hamilton and Dick to raise the value of their tender even

9  not have struck his colours so quickly. When John Hamilton and his forwarding associates threatened to

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This article originally appeared in Ontario History.