troversy 47

CHAPTER IV.--1826-1827.

Missionary to the River Credit Indians 58

CHAPTER V.--1826-1827.

Diary of Labours among Indians 64

CHAPTER VI.--1827-1828.

Labours and Trials.--Civil Rights Controversy 80

CHAPTER VII.--1828-1829.

Ryanite Schism.--M. E. Church of Canada organized 87

CHAPTER VIII.--1829-1832.

Establishment of the _Christian Guardian_.--Church
Claims resisted 93

CHAPTER IX.--1831-1832.

Methodist Affairs in Upper Canada.--Proposed Union with the
British Conference 107

CHAPTER X.--1833.

Union between the British and Canadian Conferences 114

CHAPTER XI.--1833-1834.

"Impressions of England" and their effects 121

CHAPTER XII.--1834.

Events following the Union.--Division and Strife 141

CHAPTER XIII.--1834-1835.

Second Retirement from the _Guardian_ Editorship 144

CHAPTER XIV.--1835-1836.

Second Mission to England.--Upper Canada Academy 152

CHAPTER XV.--1835-1836.

The "Grievance" Report; Its Object and Failure 155

CHAPTER XVI.--1836-1837.

Dr. Ryerson's Diary of his Second Mission to England 158

CHAPTER XVII.--1836.

Publication of the Hume and Roebuck Letters 167

CHAPTER XVIII.--1836-1837.

Important Events transpiring in England 170

CHAPTER XIX.--1837-1839.

Return to Canada.--The Chapel Property Cases 172

CHAPTER XX.--1837.

The Coming Crisis.--Rebellion of 1837 175

CHAPTER XXI.--1837-1838.

Sir F. B. Head and the Upper Canada Academy 179

CHAPTER XXII.--1838.

Victims of the Rebellion.--State of the Country 182

CHAPTER XXIII.--1795-1861.

Sketch of Mr. William Lyon Mackenzie 185

CHAPTER XXIV.--1838.

Defence of the Hon. Marshall Spring Bidwell 188

CHAPTER XXV.--1838.

Return to the Editorship of the _Guardian_ 199

CHAPTER XXVI.--1838-1840.

Enemies and Friends Within and Without