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LOT 565

Lot 565

Economics: Harold A. Innis, (1894-1952) and Robert McQueen (1896-1941) Archive

Economics: Harold A. Innis, (1894-1952) and Robert McQueen (1896-1941) Archive
Lot 565 Details
Economics: Harold A. Innis, (1894-1952) and Robert McQueen (1896-1941) Archive

including seven pamphlets (listed under 'Notes', a typed carbon copy manuscript eulogising economist Robert 'Pete" McQueen by Mary Quayle Innis with quill annotation signed HAL, and a copy of The Manitoba Review, vol. II, Spring, 1941, 'Memorial Number Dedicated to Robert McQueen together with a copy of Innis's book (as editor) THE JAPANESE CANADIANS
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Estimate $100-$150

Realised: $75
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“Economic Nationalism” (May, 1934)
“The English Press in the Nineteenth Century” (Reprinted from the University of Toronto Quarterly, October, 1945)
“The Drama of Canada’s Development” (Reprinted from Canadian Trade Abroad, March, 1934)
"Economics for Demos” (Reprinted from the University of Toronto Quarterly, April 1934)
“Cape Breton and the French Regime” (Royal Society of Canada, 1935)
“Ontario and California” (Reprinted from the University of Toronto Quarterly, January, 1942)
“Recent Books on the North American Arctic” (Reprinted from The Canadian Historical Review, December, 1942)

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