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Title and Prefatory Note iii.
CHAPTER I.
Preliminary Remarks 1
Appeal for Funds for the Erection of the Statue 3
The Financial Results of the Appeal Made—Particulars of the Statue 5
Programme of Arrangements for Unveiling the Statue 5
Inscription on the Statue Pedestal 6
Record of Rev. Dr. Ryerson's Services 7
CHAPTER II.
Report of Ceremony of Unveiling the Statue (from The Globe) 8
Address of the Hon. G. W. Ross, Minister of Education 9
The Statue Unveiled by Sir Alexander Campbell, Lieutenant-Governor 11
Report of the unveiling by The Empire and The Mail 13
Comments of the Press on the Unveiling of the Statue 15
CHAPTER III.
The Addresses Delivered at the Unveiling of the Statue, viz.:
1. By Mr. Robert McQueen, President of the Teachers' Association of Ontario 17
2. By Alderman McMillan, Acting Mayor of Toronto 19
3. By Hon. Senator Macdonald, representing the University of Toronto 20
4. By Rev. Dr. Burwash, representing the University of Victoria College 22
5. By Sandford Fleming, LL.D., C.M.G., representing the University of Queen's College 23
6. By Rev. Professor Clark, M.A., representing the University of Trinity College 24
7. By Professor T. H. Rand, D.C.L., representing McMaster University 25
CHAPTER IV.
Education in Ontario, Past and Present—An Historical Retrospect, by J. George Hodgins, M.A., LL.D., viz.:
Significance of the Event of the Day 27
The Ontario System of Education—Its Influence Abroad 27
Comprehensive Character of the Ontario Educational System 28
Character and System of Education Abroad, and Lessons Therefrom 29
Educational Lessons to be Learned Outside of Ontario 29
Three Educational Periods in the History of Ontario 30
Colonial Chapter in the History of American Education 30
The Nine British Colonial Universities in the Thirteen Colonies 32
The United Empire Loyalist Period in Upper Canada 36
Governor Simcoe's Educational Views in 1795 37
Early Beginnings of Education in Upper Canada, 1785-1805 37
State of Education in Upper Canada, 1795-1799 38
First Official Educational Movements in Upper Canada, 1797, 1798 38
Educational Pioneers in Upper Canada 39
Early Efforts to Establish Common Schools, 1816-1820 40
State of Education in Upper Canada, 1784-1819 41
Fitful Educational Progress from 1822 to 1829 41
State of Education in Upper Canada, 1827-1829

                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                           

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