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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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