Ingersoll in Canada: A Reply to Wendling, Archbishop Lynch, Participant, and Others by Allen Pringle is an important work that examines the views of other public figures on social and religious issues in Canada. The book illuminates the debates and controversies that arose over Ingersoll's performances in Canada, revealing a deeper understanding of the time and context. Pringle carefully analyzes the arguments of Ingersoll and other opponents, arguing his answers and highlighting important aspects of the debates. The author highlights national and ethical issues that arise in the context of the dynamics of society at that time. "Ingersoll in Canada" reflects the deep intellectual level of the discussions of the period and the importance of the free exchange of ideas for the development of society. This book is a valuable resource for those interested in Canadian history, philosophy and politics.