Egerton Ryerson Books

Adolphus Egerton Ryerson was a pivotal figure in early Ontario, shaping public education and advocating for secular reforms. His early experiences as a circuit rider instilled in him a tolerant perspective and a commitment to preventing any single church from dominating public life. Ryerson was a skilled debater and writer, effectively articulating his views in the public sphere and challenging established powers. His legacy lies in his foundational work towards a more inclusive and secular educational system.

Controversy Between Dr. Ryerson, Chief Superintendent of Education in Upper Canada, and Rev. J.M. Bruyere, Rector of St. Michael's Cathedral, Toronto,

Report of the Superintendent of Education for Lower Canada, for the Scholastic Year, 1846-7

A Special Report on the Systems and State of Popular Education on the Continent of Europe, in the British Isles, and the United States of America [mic

Dr. Ryerson's Letters in Reply to the Attacks of the Hon. George Brown, M.P.P., "editor-in-chief" and Proprietor of the 'Globe'

Claims of the Churchmen & Dissenters of Upper Canada Brought to the Test in a Controversy Between Several Members of the Church of England and a Metho

Report on a System of Public Elementary Instruction for Upper Canada

Report on a System of Public Elementary Instruction for Upper Canada
220 pages
8 hours of reading
Claims of the Churchmen & Dissenters of Upper Canada Brought to the Test in a Controversy Between Several Members of the Church of England and a Metho
248 pages
9 hours of reading
Dr. Ryerson's Letters in Reply to the Attacks of the Hon. George Brown, M.P.P., "editor-in-chief" and Proprietor of the 'Globe'
128 pages
5 hours of reading
A Special Report on the Systems and State of Popular Education on the Continent of Europe, in the British Isles, and the United States of America [mic
222 pages
8 hours of reading
Report of the Superintendent of Education for Lower Canada, for the Scholastic Year, 1846-7
184 pages
7 hours of reading
Controversy Between Dr. Ryerson, Chief Superintendent of Education in Upper Canada, and Rev. J.M. Bruyere, Rector of St. Michael's Cathedral, Toronto,
120 pages
5 hours of reading
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Copies of Correspondence Between the Chief Superintendent of Schools for Upper Canada and Other Persons : on the Subject of Separate School
272 pages
10 hours of reading
Scriptural Rights of the Members of Christ's Visible Church, or, Correspondence Containing the Reasons of Dr. Ryerson's Resignation of Office in the W
The Loyalists of America and Their Times: From 1620 to 1816
560 pages
20 hours of reading
Copies of Correspondence Between the Roman Catholic Bishop of Toronto and the Chief Superintendent of Schools : on the Subject of Separate
76 pages
3 hours of reading