An Open Letter Addressed by Hon. Oliver Mowat to Rev. G. M. Mulligan, 29th October, 1886 (Classic Reprint): Protestantism Not in Danger; The Premier ... Lately in Controversy (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

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Defending religious liberty and public trust in 19th‑century Ontario A concise, contested look at how Premier Oliver Mowat argues for his government amid charges of Roman Catholic influence and political manipulation. This edition presents his response to critics and his vision for how public institutions should work.

This work surveys the clash between church and state in Ontario, the role of Roman Catholics in government, and the politics behind appointments and public service. It offers a window into parliamentary rhetoric, partisan maneuvering, and the responsibilities leaders claim in defending civil and religious liberty.

• Explore the premise that religion should not control public institutions or government appointments.


• See how Mowat frames his government’s record and counters charges from opponents.


• Gain insight into Ontario politics and Protestant-Catholic tensions in the period.


• Understand how leaders defend policy decisions framed as matters of national and provincial interest.

Ideal for readers of Canadian political history and 19th‑century Ontario, and for those interested in the shaping of church‑state debates in North America.

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