The Universities of Canada, Their History and Organization: With an Outline of British and American University Systems
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The Universities of Canada, Their History and Organization: With an Outline of British and American University Systems
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| Abstract |
Includes a chapter on late nineteenth century "Protestant" universities of Quebec (i.e. McGill University and Bishop's University), and information on St. Mary's College for English-speaking Quebec Roman Catholics, founded in 1851 as the English sector of Montreal's Collège Ste-Marie. St. Mary's College separated from Collège Ste-Marie in 1896 to become Loyola College which, in 1974, merged with Sir George Williams University to become Concordia University.
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Toronto, ON
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Warwick Bros. & Rutter
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| Date |
1896
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| Language |
en
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| Notes |
Appendix to the Report of the (Ontario) Minister of Education, 1896. Preface by George W. Ross. |
| Citation |
Ontario, Province of Minister of Education. The Universities of Canada, Their History and Organization: With an Outline of British and American University Systems. Toronto, ON: Warwick Bros. & Rutter, 1896.
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