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1 leaf from a larger Book of Hours with text from the Office of the Holy Spirit and possible Hours of the Compassionate Virgin.

1 leaf from a larger Book of Hours with text from Psalm 37, 50 (i.e. part of the Seven Penitential Psalms)

1 leaf from a larger Book of Hours with text from The Office of our Blessed Lady, Matins.

Fragment, detached from larger Dutch Book of Hours with text from the Office of the Dead an the Suffrages to Saints.

Fragments, detached from Officium beate marie virginis, with text from the Office of the Dead, Lauds.

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First launched in October, 1879, this was the first attempt by the ‘Lit’ at publishing a newspaper. The following year it was replaced by the Varsity.

This short and fun quiz will tell you which great Canadian woman you are!

Info Card includes new phone numbers for Centre of Criminology departments. and full address including postal codes for mentioned office locations.

Finding aid for the John Ll. J. Edwards research collections on the topic of Law Officers of The British Commonwealth. This guide includes correspondence sent and received by Edwards, interviews with Law officers while overseas, research notes,…

This research proposal was submitted to the Canada Council for approval sometime in the early 1970s. No date is listed in this submission. As Director of the Centre for Criminology, Professor Gordon Watson co-ordinated this study ofthe operation of…

Clipping references Professor Anthony Doob's administrative and academic experience. Clipping also includes a photo of Professor Anthony Doob.

Report includes founding history of the Centre of Criminology, as well as mentions of committee members, lectures, conferences, and research projects within the first three years of the Centre's founding.

In this case, Fred Christie, a Black man living in Montreal, sued the York Tavern after the latter refused to sell him a glass of beer. The case involved the freedom of contract, including the right to discriminate provided that there are no laws or…