Donald Campbell Masters

Henry John Cody


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      Henry John Cody

      An Outstanding Life

       For My Wife and Family

      Henry John Cody

      An Outstanding Life

      D.C. MASTERS

      Copyright © D.C. Masters, 1995

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      Canadian Cataloguing in Publication Data

      Masters, Donald C., 1908–

      Henry John Cody : an outstanding life

      Includes bibliographical references and index.

      ISBN 1-55002-219-9

      1. Cody, Henry John, 1868–1951. 2. Anglican Church of Canada – Clergy – Biography. 3. Clergy – Ontario – Toronto – Biography. 4. University of Toronto – Presidents – Biography. 5. Educators – Canada – Biography. I. Title.

      BX5620.C6M37 1995 283'.092 C95-931309-5

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      Contents

       Preface

       Introduction

       1 Embro and Galt

       2 University, 1885–1889

       3 Relatives and Friends, 1885–1889

       4 Ridley, Wycliffe, and St. Paul’s, 1889–1893

       5 Curate and Professor, Engagement and Marriage, 1893–1899

       6 Cody, the Coming Man, 1900–1905

       7 Cody’s Friends, 1900–1905

       8 The Royal Commission of 1905–1906

       9 The Hymn Book and the Book of Common Prayer, 1906–1908

       10 The Toronto Episcopal Election of 1909

       11 The New St. Paul’s, 1909–1914

       12 World War I, 1914–1918

       13 The Ministry of Education, 1918–1919

       14 Back to Normal: The Melbourne Offer, 1921–1922

       15 Two Journeys, 1922–1923

       16 Cody at Geneva, 1924–1926

       17 Maurice, 1927

       18 Cody’s Recovery, 1927–1929

       19 Prelude to University Presidency, 1930–1932

       20 Cody’s First Year as President, 1932–1933

       21 The Cody System during the Depression, 1933–1935

       22 The Later Depression, 1936–1939

       23 The Coming of War Again, 1939–1941

       24 The Frank H. Underhill Case

       25 The War Continues, 1941–1944

       26 Presidency and Chancellorship, 1944–1945

       27 Cody as Chancellor, 1945–1947

       28 From Strength to Strength

       Notes

       Index

      Preface

      I had personal reasons for writing a biography of H.J. Cody. He came out of an Ontario background quite similar to my own. He was a hero in my family. He had taught my father, C.K. Masters, at Wycliffe College and had been a lifelong friend. A picture of Cody always hung in my father’s study.

      I met Cody only twice but I heard him speak on many occasions: as guest speaker at the Ridley College Prize Day; as rector of St. Paul’s Church, Toronto, which I attended frequently in my student years at the University of Toronto; and finally, when as president of the university he spoke at a memorial service for George V. I still have a vivid recollection of Cody as a dynamic speaker.

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