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Thesis and early politics [textual record]

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1957-1963.

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R11042-2-2-E

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210943

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Donald Stovel Macdonald fonds

Thesis and early politics
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Date(s):

1957-1963.

Place of creation:

Ontario

Extent:

0.10 m of textual records.

Language of material:

English

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Series begins with Donald Stovel Macdonald's 89 page Cambridge thesis on GATT, 1958. His speech on 29 May 1976 (vol 279) to the Harvard Law class of 1956 contains some information on his time at Harvard. The series includes Macdonald's 1960 - 1962 correspondence as an active member in the Rosedale Liberal Association, a few reference papers on the 1957 and 1958 elections, and concludes with his nomination speech when he was selected as the Liberal candidate on 27 September 1961. A related file on Policy and Information about the Liberal Party of Canada during January 1961 - August 1962 is in volume 12, file 23.

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