Church and State in Canada, 1627-1867: Basic documents 9780773595149
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English Pages [293] Year 1967
Table of contents :
Cover
Title
Copyright
Contents
INTRODUCTION
PART ONE : Church and State in New France, 1627-1759
1. Company Rule and Jesuit Control
2. The Church in the Age of Laval and Frontenac
3. The Practice of Gallicanism
PART TWO : Church and State in the Maritime Provinces
1. The Religion of the British Acadians
2. The Establishment of the Church of England
3. Loyalism and Establishment
4. The Question of Church Endowment
5. Church State and Marriage Laws
6. The Emancipation of Roman Catholics
7. The Process of Separation
PART THREE : Quebec: Catholic Colony - Protestant Empire 1759-1790
1. Conquest and Toleration
2. The Policy of Pragmatism
3. The Quebec Act and the Revolutionary Settlement
PART FOUR : Church and State in the Two Canadas
1. The Rival Bishops of Quebec
2. Recognition for the Church of Rome
3. The Marriage Laws of Upper Canada
4. The Question of Tithes
5. Disabilities of Dissenters
6. The Chaplaincy of the Upper Canadian Assembly
PART FIVE : Clergy Reserves and Rectories: Before the Union
1. The First Challenge to the Reserves’ Monopoly
2. The Voluntarist Response
3. The Legislative Stalemate
4 . Lord Sydenham’s Solution
5. The Background of the Rectories
6. The Rectories Created: Illegal or Impolitic?
PART SIX : The Victory of Voluntarism
1. Reopening the Clergy Reserves Question
2. Clergy Reserves: the Final Solution
3. The Rectories Confirmed
4. Disestablishment and Self-government for the Church of England
SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY
INDEX
