The Makers of Canada volume 13
The Makers of Canada volume 13
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We now stand on fair grounds to maintain our own against the encroachments of the oli- garchy, and we must do it or sink into a compara- tively uninfluential body. This must not be. " Such was the opinion even of the representative of the London Wesleyan Missionary Committee, who, after five years' residence in Canada, now under- stood and at least in part sympathized with the situation.
Mr. Ryerson was now once more fairly in the field of battle for religious liberty and equal civil 114 EDITOR... OF THE GUARDIAN rights and against a state church and a political oligarchy. In accepting this official position, to which was added the further responsibility of being secretary and convener of the Committee for the Protection of Civil and Religious Privileges, he at once fully and clearly defined his platform both before the conference and in his editorial inaugural. He says: "In respect to the ecclesiastical affairs of this province I still adhere to the principles and views upon which I set out in 1826.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We now stand on fair grounds to maintain our own against the encroachments of the oli- garchy, and we must do it or sink into a compara- tively uninfluential body. This must not be. " Such was the opinion even of the representative of the London Wesleyan Missionary Committee, who, after five years' residence in Canada, now under- stood and at least in part sympathized with the situation.
Mr. Ryerson was now once more fairly in the field of battle for religious liberty and equal civil 114 EDITOR... OF THE GUARDIAN rights and against a state church and a political oligarchy. In accepting this official position, to which was added the further responsibility of being secretary and convener of the Committee for the Protection of Civil and Religious Privileges, he at once fully and clearly defined his platform both before the conference and in his editorial inaugural. He says: "In respect to the ecclesiastical affairs of this province I still adhere to the principles and views upon which I set out in 1826.
What to read after The Makers of Canada volume 13?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Scott, Duncan Campbell, 1862-1947 to read onlineMoreLess
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