The First Lt
Governor
Sir John Graves Simcoe
Sought
To Make
The Church Of England
The Established Church Of
The Province
To That End
He Created
The Clergy Reserves
The Revenues Of Which Were
To Support
The Church
The Clergy Reserves Proved
To Be
A Long-term Political Issue
As Other Denominations
Particularly
The Church Of Scotland (Presbyterians) Sought
A Proportional Share Of
The Revenues
The Church Of England Was Never Numerically Dominant
In
The Province
As
It Was
In England
Especially
In
The Early Years When Most Of
The American Born Later Loyalists Arrived
The Growth Of
The Church Of England Depended Largely
On Later British Emigration
For Growth
The Church Was Led By
The Rev
John Strachan (1778�1867)
A Pillar Of
The Family Compact
Strachan Was Part Of
The Oligarchic Ruling Class Of
The Province
And Besides Leading
The Church Of England
Also Sat
On
The Executive Council
The Legislative Council
Helped Found
The Bank Of Upper Canada
Upper Canada College
And
The University Of Toronto
Catholic Church
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