"Church Union" and the Presbyterian Church in Canada / by Ephraim Scott, 1928

Preface -- I. Foreview -- II. Truths and Facts -- III. Religion and Religious Liberty -- IV. Conflict for Liberty -- V. The Church -- VI. The Presbyterian Church -- VII. The Presbyterian Church in Scotland -- VIII. The Presbyterian Church in Canada -- IX. Unity, Union, Merging -- X. Church Merging Ultra Vires -- XI. The First Period, 1903–1912 -- XII. The Second Period, 1912–1917 -- XIII. The Third Period, 1917–1921 -- XIV. The Fourth Period, 1921–1925 -- XV. The Crisis in Assembly -- XVI. The Bill in Parliament -- XVII. Parliament and The Presbyterian Church -- XVIII. "Took All The Constitutional Steps" -- XIX. Opinions of British Judges -- XX. A Canadian Legal Opinion -- XXI. Reasons Urged For Merging -- XXII. "That They All May Be One" -- XXIII. The Campaign of Derision -- XXIV. Motives for Urging -- XXV. Reasons Against Merging -- XXVI. Where The Presbyterian Church? -- XXVII. Whence The United Church? -- XXVIII. The Four Empty Names -- XXIX. "The Difference" -- XXX. Profit and Loss -- XXXI. Some Needs of the Church -- XXXII. Three Perils of the Church -- XXXIII. "The Word of God" and "Tables" -- XXXIV. The Recovery -- XXXV. Methodist and Congregationalist -- XXXVI. Co-operation -- XXXVII. The "Reunion of Christendom" -- XXXVIII. "Reunion"—Impossible, Undesirable -- XXXIX. The Future -- XL. "Lest We Forget".