...other foreign Ecclesiastical Jurisdiction whatsoever in the Province under your Government1. 33. And to the End that the Church of England may be established...Intention, when the said Province shall have been accurately surveyed, and divided into Townships, Districts, Precincts or Parishes, in such manner as...

...other foreign Ecclesiastical Jurisdiction whatsoever in the province under your Government1. 33. And to the End that the Church of England may be established...Intention, when the said Province shall have been accurately surveyed, and divided into Townships, Districts, Precincts or Parishes, in such manner as...

...Ecclesiastical Jurisdiction whatsoever in thé Province under your Government. 33. And to thé End that thé Church of England may be established both in Principles and Practice, and that thé said Inhabitants may by Degrees be induced to embrace thé Protestant Religion, and their Children...

...schools, to the maintenance of protestant ministers, and to the pro vision of protestant «cboolma*ters. * to the end that the church of England may be established...and their children be brought up in the principles nt it *. He was to see that the inhabitants * conform with great exactness to the stipulations of the...

...Canadians, and to provide for the maintenance of Protestant ministers and Protestant schoolmasters, "to the End that the Church of England may be established...their Children be brought up in the Principles of it".2 Thus, without any drastic Acadian expulsion, Canada was to become gradually a British Protestant...

...Canadians, and to provide for the maintenance of Protestant ministers and Protestant schoolmasters, "to the End that the Church of England may be established...Degrees be induced to embrace the Protestant Religion, aftd their Children be brought up in the Principles of it".s Thus, without any drastic Acadian expulsion,...

...England. It was in these Royal Instructions declared to be the intention that the Canadians should "by degrees be induced to embrace the Protestant Religion...their Children be brought up in the principles of it." p. 191 : and there can be no question that the authorities in England hoped and believed that Quebec...

...an ominous suggestion in these words appears clearly from a passage that follows almost immediately. "To the end that the Church of England may be established...their children be brought up in the principles of it," lands were to be set aside for the support of Protestant clergymen and schoolmasters, and the governor...

...Jurisdiction whatsoever in the Province under your Government. The Instructions continued: 33|. And to the end that the Church of England may be established...it; We do hereby declare it to be our Intention... all possible Encouragement shall be given to the erecting Protestant Schools..., by settling, appointing...

...other differences developed between them. In December 1763, Murray was instructed to begin the steps "to the End that the Church of England may be established...their Children be brought up in the Principles of it." The steps, which included setting aside land for Protestant ministers and schoolteachers, licensing...