The Cambridge History of the British Empire, Volume 6John Holland Rose University Press, 1929 - Great Britain |
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Page 168
... Church . Whatever were the grounds of this opinion , the purpose of the Government was to preserve the religion of the Canadians as they found it . Though there had been talk of regula- tions for the Church , the Act contained none ...
... Church . Whatever were the grounds of this opinion , the purpose of the Government was to preserve the religion of the Canadians as they found it . Though there had been talk of regula- tions for the Church , the Act contained none ...
Page 254
... Church . " There are not more than three clergymen in the province that are fit for the position in which they are placed . The supineness of our Church is lamentable " .1 The Scottish Church , which ultimately secured State recognition ...
... Church . " There are not more than three clergymen in the province that are fit for the position in which they are placed . The supineness of our Church is lamentable " .1 The Scottish Church , which ultimately secured State recognition ...
Page 543
... church life on the prairies before the coming of the Selkirk colonists . The great fur companies had at times ... Church , Winnipeg . On 31 December 1914 the strength of the Presbyterian Church on the Prairies was : 3 1 Canada Year Book ...
... church life on the prairies before the coming of the Selkirk colonists . The great fur companies had at times ... Church , Winnipeg . On 31 December 1914 the strength of the Presbyterian Church on the Prairies was : 3 1 Canada Year Book ...
Contents
CHAPTER I | 1 |
The Cordillera | 7 |
Relations of the Aborigines to the Settlers | 13 |
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