Egerton Ryerson
Also known as
Adolphus Egerton Ryerson
Born 1803-01-01
Died 1882-01-01
Identifiers
- VIAF23073360
- WikidataQ5347788
- ISNI0000000083646229
- Open LibraryOL354048A
Top Subjects
- Canada (19)
- Ontario (17)
- History (13)
- Politics and government (11)
- Education (9)
- Education -- Ontario (8)
- 1841-1867 (6)
Books by Egerton Ryerson
Total count: 123
A review of a sermon, preached by the Hon. and Reverend John Strachan, D.D. at York U.C. July 3, 1825, on the death of the late Lord Bishop of Quebecs.n.1826-01-01
A review of a sermon, preached by the Hon. and Reverend John Strachan, D.D. at York U.C. July 3, 1825, on the death of the late Lord Bishop of Quebecs.n.1826-01-01
A review of a sermon, preached by the Hon. and Reverend John Strachan, D.D. at York U.C. July 3, 1825, on the death of the late Lord Bishop of Quebecs.n.1826-01-01
A review of a sermon, preached by the Hon. and Reverend John Strachan, D.D. at York U.C. July 3, 1825, on the death of the late Lord Bishop of Quebecs.n.1826-01-01
Letters from the Reverend Egerton Ryerson to the Hon. and Reverend Doctor Strachanpublished originally, in the Upper Canada Heralds.n.]1828-01-01-
Letters from the Reverend Egerton Ryerson to the Hon. and Reverend Doctor Strachan.Printed at the Herald Office1828-01-01
Education in Canadainstitution for the education of the youth of Canada generally, and the most promising youth of the recently converted Indian tribes, as teachers to their aboriginal countrymen, also to prepare religious young men for common school masters, throughout the provinces.n.1836-01-01-
Education in Canadainstitution for the education of the youth of Canada generally, and the most promising youth of the recently converted Indian tribes, as teachers to their aboriginal countrymen, also to prepare religious young men for common school masters, throughout the provinceR. Inchbold1836-01-01
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Peter Perry, picked to piecesR. Stanton1836-01-01
The affairs of the Canadasin a series of letterss.n.]1837-01-01-
The affairs of the Canadasin a series of letters[s.n.]1837-01-01
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Wesleyan Methodism in Upper Canadaa sermon preached before the Conference of ministers of the Wesleyan Methodist Church in Canada, City of Toronto, June 18th, 1837Printed at the Conference Office1837-01-01
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The affairs of the Canadasin a series of lettersPrinted by J. King1837-01-01
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The affairs of the Canadasin a series of lettersPrinted by J. King1837-01-01
The cause and circumstances of Mr. Bidwell's banishment by Sir F. B. Head, correctly stated and proveds.n.]1838-01-01-
Civil government -- the late conspiracya discourse delivered in Kingston, U.C. December 31, 1837Printed at the Conference Office, Joseph H. Lawrence, printer1838-01-01
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Petition of the Rev. E. Ryerson to the House of Assemblytogether with, A message from His Excellency the Lieut. Governor, and correspondence between the right Hon. Lord Glenelg, His Excellency and Mr. Ryerson relative to the Upper Canada Academy.Guardian Office1838-01-01
Civil government - the late conspiracyPrinted at the Conference office, J.H. Lawrence, pr.1838-01-01
Civil government -- the late conspiracya discourse delivered in Kingston, U.C. December 31, 1837Printed at the Conference Office1838-01-01
Petition of the Rev. E. Ryerson to the House of Assemblytogether with a message from His Excellency the Lieut. Governor, and correspondence between the right Hon. Lord Glenelg, His Excellency and Mr. Ryerson relative to the Upper Canada AcademyGuardian Office; Jos. H. Lawrence, printer1838-01-01
The Clergy Reserve questionas a matter of history, a question of law, and a subject of legislation : in a series of letters to the Hon. W.H. Draper, M.P.P. ...J.H. Lawrence, Guardian Office1839-01-01
The clergy reserve questionas a matter of history, a question of law, a subject of legislation : in a series of letters to the Hon. W.H. Draper, M.P.P., member of the Executive Council, and Her Majesty's solicitor general of Upper Canadas.n.]1839-01-01-
Explanatory and practical observationss.n.]1841-01-01
Inaugural address on the nature and advantages of an English and liberal educationdelivered at the opening of Victoria College, June 21, 1842 ; with an account of the opening services, course of studies, terms, etc., in the CollegeBy order of the Board of Trustees and visitors; printed at the Guardian Office1842-01-01
Inaugural address on the nature and advantages of an English and liberal education, delivered by the Rev. Egerton Ryerson, at the opening of Victoria College, June 21, 1842Guardian Office1842-01-01-
Inaugural address on the nature and advantages of an English and liberal educationBy order of the Board of Trustees and Visitors, Printed at the Guardian Office1842-01-01
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Some remarks upon Sir Charles Bagot's Canadian government.Desbarats1843-01-01
Sir Charles Metcalfe defended against the attacks of his late counsellorsPrinted at the British Colonist Office1844-01-01
Forms, regulations, and instructions, for making reports, and conducting all the necessary proceedings under the Act 7th Victoria, Cap. XXIXand for the better organization and government of common schools in Canada Wests.n.1844-01-01-
Sir Charles Metcalfe defended against the attacks of his late counsellors.Printed at the British Colonist Office1844-01-01
Sir Charles Metcalfe defended against the attacks of his late counsellorsPrinted at the British Colonist Office1844-01-01-
The Hon. R.B. Sullivan's attacks upon Sir Charles Metcalfe refutedbeing a reply to the letters of "Legion".Off. of Brit. Colonist1844-01-01
Report on a system of public elementary instructions for Upper Canadas.n.1846-01-01-
Report on a system of public elementary instruction for Upper CanadaPrinted by Lovell & Gibson1846-01-01
Report on a system of public elementary instruction for Upper CanadaPrinted by Lovell and Gibson1847-01-01
CircularUpper Canada Board of Education1847-01-01-
Special report of the measures which have been adopted for the establishment of a normal schooland for the carrying into effect generally, the Common School Act (9th Vict. Cap. XX) with an appendix.Legislative Assembly1847-01-01
Report on a system of public elementary instruction for Upper CanadaPrinted by Lovell and Gibson1847-01-01
Christians on earth and in heaventhe substance of a discourse, delivered in the Adelaide Street Wesleyan-Methodist Church, Toronto, on Sabbath evening, October 29th, 1848, on the occasion of the death of Mrs. Sanderson, late wife of the Rev. Geo. R. Sanderson, ed. of the Christian guardianW.M. Book Room1848-01-01
Christians on earth and in heaventhe substance of a discourse, delivered in the Adelaide Street Wesleyan-Methodist Church, Toronto, on Sabbath evening, October 29th, 1848, on the occasion of the death of Mrs. Sanderson, late wife of the Rev. Geo. R. Sanderson, ed. of the Christian guardianW.M. Book Room1848-01-01
Christians on earth and in heaventhe substance of a discourse, delivered in the Adelaide Street Wesleyan-Methodist Church, Toronto, on Sabbath evening, October 29th, 1848, on the occasion of the death of Mrs. Sanderson, late wife of the Rev. Geo. R. Sanderson, ed. of the Christian guardianW.M. Book Room1848-01-01-
Introductory sketch of the System of public elementary instruction in Upper Canada (in Proceedings at the ceremony of laying the chief corner stone of the Normal and Model Schools and education offices for Upper Canada ...)Reynolds1848-01-01
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Christians on earth and in heaventhe substance of a discourse, delivered in the Adelaide Street Wesleyan-Methodist Church, Toronto, on Sabbath evening, October 29th, 1848, on the occasion of the death of Mrs. Sanderson late wife of the Rev. Geo. R. Sanderson, Editor of the Christian Guardian.W.M.Bk. Room1848-01-01
Copies of correspondence between members of the government and the chief superintendent of schoolson the subject of the school law for Upper Canada and education generally, with appendices, including correspondence on the subject from March 3, 1846, to April 25, 1850s.n.]1850-01-01-
A few remarks on religious corporations and American examples of them.Printed by Thomas H. Bentley1851-01-01
Proceedings at the ceremony of laying the chief corner stone of the Normal and Model Schools and education offices for Upper Canada, on Wednesday, the second day of July, 1851, by the Right Honorable the Earl of Elgin, Governor General of Canada, &c., &cwith an introductory sketch of the system of public elementary instruction in Upper CanadaPrinted by Thomas Hugh Bentley1851-01-01
A few remarks on religious corporations and American examples of thems.n.]1851-01-01-
Scriptural rights of the members of Christ's Visible Church, or, Correspondence containing the reasons of Dr. Ryerson's resignation of office in the Wesleyan Methodist ChurchBrewer, McPhail1854-01-01
Scriptural rights of the members of Christ's visible church; orCorrespondence containing the reasons of Dr. Ryerson's resignation of office in the Wesleyan Methodist churchBrewer1854-01-01
Copies de correspondances entre le surintendant-en-chef des écoles pour le Haut-Canada, et autres personnes, au sujet des écoles séparées(étant une continuation du rapport mis devant le Parlement, et imprimé le 17 septembre 1852)Lovell et Gibson1855-01-01
Law of separate schools in Upper Canada, by the Roman Catholic bishops and the chief superintendent of schoolsbeing the first part of the correspondences.n.]1855-01-01
Copies of correspondence between the chief superintendent of schools for Upper Canada and other personson the subject of separate schools (being a continuation of the return laid before the House, and printed on the 17th September, 1852)Lovell & Gibson1855-01-01
Copies of correspondence between the Chief Superintendent of Schools for Upper Canada, and other persons, on the subject of separate schools(being a continuation of the Return laid before the House, and printed on the 17th September, 1852) : Printed by order of the Legislative AssemblyLovell & Gibson1855-01-01-
Copies of correspondence between the Chief Superintendent of Schools for Upper Canada, and other persons, on the subject of separate schools(being a continuation of the Return laid before the House, and printed on the 17th September, 1852) : Printed by order of the Legislative Assembly.Lovell & Gibson1855-01-01
Dr. Ryerson's letters in reply to the attacks of foreign ecclesiastics against the schools and municipalities of Upper Canadaincluding the letters of Bishop Charbonnel, Mr. Bruyère, and Bishop Pinsoneault ...Lovell & Gibson1857-01-01
The chief superintendent's report on education in Upper Canada for the year 1856omitting the statistical tables and appendixPrinted for the Department of Public Instruction for Upper Canada by Lovell and Gibson1857-01-01
Dr. Ryerson's letters in reply to the attacks of foreign ecclesiastics against the schools and municipalities of Upper Canadaincluding the letters of Bishop Charbonnel, Mr. Bruyère, and Bishop PinsoneaultLovell & Gibson1857-01-01-
Controversy between Dr. Ryerson, Chief Superintendent of Education in Upper Canada, and Rev. J.M. Bruyere, Rector of St. Michael's Cathedral, Toronto, on the appropriation of the clergy reserve fundsfree schools vs. state schools ; public libraries and common schools, attacked and defendedLeader and Patriot Steam-Press Print1857-01-01
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Dr. Ryerson's letters in reply to the attacks of foreign ecclesiastics against the schools and municipalities of Upper Canadaincluding the letters of Bishop Charbonnel, Mr. Bruyère, and Bishop Pinsoneault.Lovell and Gibson1857-01-01
Letters in reply to the attacks of foreign ecclesiastics against the schools and municipalities of Upper Canada, including the letters of Bishop Charbonnel, Mr. Bruyere, and Bishop PinsoneaultLovell1857-01-01
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'Lovell and Gibson1859-01-01
Dr. Ryerson's letters in reply to the attacks of the Hon. George BrownLovell and Giibson, Caverhill1859-01-01
Dr. Ryerson's Letters in Reply to the Attacks of the Hon. George Brown ...Lovell and Gibson [etc.]1859-01-01-
Dr. Ryerson's letters in reply to the attacks of the Hon. George Brown, M.P.P.Lovell and Gibson1859-01-01
Dr. Ryerson's letters in reply to the attacks of the Hon. George Brown ...edited with notes and an appendixLovell and Gibson; and W.C.F. Caverhill1859-01-01-
University questionthe Rev. Dr. Ryerson's defence of the Wesleyan petitions to the Legislature, and of denominational colleges as part of our system of public instruction, in reply to Dr. Wilson and Mr. Langton, before a select committee of the Legislative assembly : with an appendix containing replies to statements by the Hon. George Brown, M.P.P.Printed by Thompson & Co.1860-01-01
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University question; defence of the Wesleyan petitions to the Legislature, and of denominational colleges as part of our system of public instruction, in reply to Dr. Wilson and Mr. Langton, before a Select Committee of the Legislative Assembly.With an appendix containing replies to the statements by the Hon. George Brown.Thompson1860-01-01
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A card to the public[s.n.]1861-01-01
Dr. Ryerson's reply to the recent pamphlet of Mr. Langton & Dr. Wilson, on the University question in five letters to the Hon. M. CameronPrinted at the1861-01-01-
Dr. Ryerson's reply to the recent pamphlet of Mr. Langton & Dr. Wilson on the University questionin five letters to the Hon. M. Cameron, M.L.C., Chairman of the late University Committee of the Legislative Assembly.Printed at the "Guardian" office1861-01-01
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Memorandum of the draft of a bill affecting the separate school law of Upper CanadaS. Derbishire & G. Desbarats1862-01-01
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Circular to the Board of School Trustees in the cities and towns of Upper Canada.s.n.1862-01-01
Remarks on the new separate school agitations.n.]1865-01-01-
Remarks on the new separate school agitationLovell & Gibson1865-01-01
The School book questionletters in reply to the Brown-Campbell crusade against the Educational Department for Upper Canada : with copious notes, further illustrating and confirming what is contained in the letters, and refuting various other misstatements which have appeared in the "Globe" since their publication ...Printed by J. Lovell1866-01-01
Remarks on the historical mis-statements and fallacies of Mr. Goldwin Smith(late Regius professor of modern history at Oxford University): in his lecture "On the foundation of the American Colonies", and his letters "On the emancipation of the colonies"s.n.]1866-01-01
The School book questionletters in reply to the Brown-Campbell crusade against the Educational Department for Upper Canada : with copious notes, further illustrating and confirming what is contained in the letters, and refuting various other misstatements which have appeared in the "Globe" since their publication ...Printed by J. Lovell1866-01-01-
Remarks on the historical mis-statements and fallacies of Mr. Goldwin Smith in his lecture "On the foundation of the American colonies", and his letters "On the emancipation of the colonies"Leader Steam Press1866-01-01
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Remarks on the historical mis-statements and fallacies of Mr. Goldwin Smithin his lecture "On the foundation of the American colonies" and his letters "On the emancipation of the colonies"Printed at the Leader Steam Press Establishment1866-01-01
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The new Canadian Dominiondangers and duties of the people in regard to their governmentLovell & Gibson1867-01-01
The new Canadian Dominiondangers and duties of the people in regard to their governmentLovell1867-01-01-
Report on institutions for the deaf and dumb and the blind in Europe and in the United States of Americawith appendices and suggestions for their establishment in the province of OntarioDaily Telegraph Print. House1868-01-01
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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 Americawith practical suggestions for the improvement of public instruction in the province of OntarioPrinted at the Leader Steam Press Establishment1868-01-01
Acts of the chief superintendent explained and vindicatedPrinted by Hunter, Rose1869-01-01
[Letter]I have the honour to state that a letter (a copy of which is appended) has been received by this department from the Board of Education for the colony of Victoria, Australia ..s.n.1869-01-01-
Dr. Ryerson's defenceEducational Department. Fifth and last paper.1870-01-01
First lessons on agriculturefor Canadian farmers and their familiesCopp Clark & co.1870-01-01
First lessons on agriculturefor Canadian farmers and their familiesCopp Clark1870-01-01
First lessons in Christian morals...Copp, Clark1871-01-01
The "Canadian Baptist" and Dr. Ryersons.n.1872-01-01-
Rev. Dr. Ryerson's defence against the attacks of the Hon. George Brown, managing director of the "Globe" newspaperand his assistants, relative to the Ontario system of public instruction and its administration.Copp1872-01-01
Rev. Dr. Ryerson's defence against the attacks of the Hon. George Brown (managing director of the "Globe" newspaper) and his assistantsrelative to the Ontario system of public instruction and its administration.Copp, Clark1872-01-01-
Rev. Dr. Ryerson's defense against the attacks of George Brown and his assistants : relative to the Ontario system of public instruction and its administration.Copp, Clark1872-01-01
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The Education Department defendedsecond and last letter, to the Hon. O. Mowat... Premier and Attorney-General of Ontarios.n.1874-01-01
The Education Department defendedsecond and last letter, to the Hon. O. Mowat... Premier and Attorney-General of Ontarios.n.1874-01-01-
The Protestantism of Queen Elizabethpublisher not identified1875-01-01
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Elements of political economy; or, How individuals and a country become richCopp, Clark & Co.1877-01-01
Elements of political economy, or, How individuals and a country become richCopp, Clark1877-01-01
Elements of political economyor, How individuals and a country become richCopp, Clark1877-01-01
The loyalists of America and their timesfrom 1620 to 1816W. Briggs1880-01-01-
The loyalists of America and their times: from 1620 to 18162d ed.W. Briggs1880-01-01
The loyalists of America and their times: from 1620 to 1816W. Briggs; [etc., etc.]1880-01-01-
The loyalists of America and their times: from 1620 to 1816.2d ed.W. Briggs1880-01-01
Canadian methodism, its epochs and characteristicswritten at the request of the London, Toronto and Montreal conferencesW. Briggs1882-01-01-
The story of my lifebeing reminiscences of sixty years' public service in CanadaWilliam Briggs1882-01-01
Canadian methodismits epochs and characteristicsW. Briggs1882-01-01
"The story of my life" : being reminiscences of sixty years' public service in CanadaW. Briggs1884-01-01-
The story of my lifeW. Briggs1884-01-01
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Statistics respecting Indian schools with Dr. Ryerson's report of 1847 attached [Report of Dr. Ryerson on Industrial schools]Government Print. Bureau1898-01-01
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Shinto and its modern developments.Missionary Equipment and Literature Supply Ltd1924-01-01
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My dearest Sophieletters from Egerton Ryerson to his daughterRyerson Press1955-01-01
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The netsuke of Japanillustrating legends, history, folklore, & customs.G. Bell1958-01-01
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Sir Charles Metcalfe defended against the attacks of his late counsellorsXerox University Microfilms1975-01-01
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The clergy reserve questionas a matter of history, a question of law, a subject of legislation ; in a series of letters to the Hon. W.H. Draper, M.P.P., member of the Executive Council, and Her Majesty's solicitor general of Upper Canada1975-01-01
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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'Lovell and Gibson1982-01-01
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Education in Canadainstitution for the education of the youth of Canada generally, and the most promising youth of the recently converted Indian tribes, as teachers to their aboriginal countrymen, also to prepare religious young men for common school masters, throughout the provinces.n.1983-01-01
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The cause and circumstances of Mr. Bidwell's banishment by Sir F.B. Head, correctly stated and proveds.n.]1984-01-01
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Rapport sur un système d'instruction élémentaire publique pour le Haut-CanadaBibliothèque nationale du Québec1984-01-01
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Report on a system of public elementary instructions for Upper Canadas.n.1984-01-01
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The Hon. R.B. Sullivan's attacks upon Sir Charles Metcalfe refuted by Egerton Ryersonbeing a reply to the letters of "Legion"British Colonist1985-01-01
Ryerson's letters, in defence of Sir Charles Metcalfes.n.1987-01-01
Rapport spécial sur les mesures qui ont été adoptées pour l'établissement d'une école normaleet pour mettre en vigueur dans son ensemble l'Acte des écoles communes 9 Vict., chap. XX avec un appendices.n.]1993-01-01-
The new Canadian dominiondangers and duties of the people in regards to their government. --