Wesleyan Conference Memorial on the Question of Liberal Education in Upper Canada [Microform] Explained and Defended by Numerous Proofs and Illustrations

This book presents the proceedings and resolutions of the Wesleyan Conference Memorial on liberal education in Upper Canada, held in Toronto in 1841. The conference was convened to address the need for high-quality education in the province, and the book provides systematic arguments and analyses on the topic. This volume offers rare insights into the early history of educational reform in Canada and the role of religious institutions in shaping public policy.

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