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Intro -- English Immigrant Voices: Labourers' Lerrters from Upper Canada in the 1830s -- Contents -- Maps and Illustrations -- Foreword -- Preface -- Introduction -- Abbreviations -- Editorial Note -- LETTERS -- 1832 [1-49] -- 1833 [50-93] -- 1834 [94-98] -- 1835 [99-103] -- 1836 [104-125] -- 1837 [126-131] -- 1838 AND LATER [132-144] -- ADDITIONAL CORRESPONDENCE AND MEMOIRS -- Wilson Correspondence [145-164] -- Chantler Correspondence [165-173] -- Frederick Hasted Letters [174-175] -- Wells' Letter [176] -- Knight Correspondence [177-179] -- Charles Adsett Autobiography [180] -- APPENDICES -- A: Transcribed original manuscript letters -- B: Identification of People, Places, and Terms -- Notes to Preface and Introduction -- Sources -- Acknowledgments -- Letter-writers by Letter Number -- Letters by Place of Origin -- Index -- A -- B -- C -- D -- E -- F -- G -- H -- I -- J -- K -- L -- M -- N -- O -- P -- Q -- R -- S -- T -- U -- V -- W -- Y -- Z -- Assisting Emigration to Upper Canada: The Petworth Project 1832-1837 -- Contents -- Illustrations -- Tables, Figures, Maps -- Foreword -- Preface -- PART ONE: THE PETWORTH EMIGRATIONS FROM SUSSEX TO UPPER CANADA, 1832-1837 -- Introduction -- 1 "Emigration ... the best if not the only remedy": From "Swing" to Parish-Assisted Emigration -- 2 "Decent accommodation": Setting a Standard for the Petworth Emigrations -- 3 "Pauperism [is] almost universal": Who Were the Petworth Emigrants? -- 4 "Trouble in travelling": Travelling and Finding a First Home in the Canadas -- 5 "Domiciles of their own": Assisted Settlement in Upper Canada -- 6 "Nothing will be done by the government": Failed Plans for Assisted Settlement and the Ending of the Petworth Scheme -- 7 Conclusion: The Petworth Emigrations and Assisted Emigration -- PART TWO: A LIST OF PETWORTH EMIGRANTS, 1832-1837 -- Editors' Introduction.