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| | The Creeds of the Evangelical Protestant Churches. (vi.iii.iii) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11) |
 | | The union of 1925 was preceded by consolidations within the Methodist and Wesleyan Canadian communions, 1833–83, and of the four Presbyterian groups, 1875, under a single General Assembly. |
 | | The exact event to be looked for as the starting-point of the union was the suggestion made by Principal Patrick of Winnipeg College as a fraternal delegate of the Presbyterian Church before the Methodists' meeting in 934General Conference in Winnipeg, 1902. |
 | | Upon the Basis of Union as amended—the call for amendment having come from the Presbyterian General Assembly—the vote in the Presbyterian Church, 1915, was as follows: Of the 76 presbyteries, 53 voted for, 13 against, the other 10 being either tied or sending no return. |
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