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BENJAMIN, Rene.
La Cour d'Assises, ses pompes et ses oeuvres. 25 bois originaux de Roger GRILLON.
grand in-8°, 126 pages, broche, couverture illustree Bel exemplaire. [GD8/3]
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ODLUM, Jerome.
A chaque aube je meurs... Traduit de l'americain par Michel Le HOUBIE. Illustrations de DUBOUIS-BONNEFOND.
in-8°, 358 pp., illustrations et lettrines en 2 couleurs, broché, couverture sous jaquette illustree. Accrocs à la jaquette, quelques traces de mouillures périphériques, sinon bon état général. [BAT-5]
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BENJAMIN, Rene.
Les Justices de Paix ou les Vingt Façons de juger dans Paris. 36 bois originaux de Georges BRUYER
grand in-8°, 142 pages, broche, couverture illustree. Bel exemplaire. [HA-109/7][GD8-3]
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CALLEY (Lieutenant).
Ma confession. Recueillie par John SACK.
in-12, 235 pages, broche, jaq. ill. plast. Bel exemplaire. [HI-3]
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RINGELHEIM, Foulek.
Le Juge Goth.
in-12, 175 pages, broché, couv. Très bel exemplaire. [VA-2]
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VASSEUR, V.
Medecin-chef a la prison de la Sante.
in-8, 201 p., index, broche, couverture illustrée. Tranche salie sinon bel exemplaire. [AZ-12]
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HAYES, Billy.
MIDNIGHT EXPRESS.
in-8, 221 pp., broché. Bel exemplaire. [NV-23]
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BATIGNE, Jacques.
Un juge passe aux aveux.
in-8, 392 p., broché, couverture illustrée Bel exemplaire. [BL-1]
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RINGELHEIM, Foulek.
La Seconde Vie d'Abram Potz.
in-12, 195 pages, broché, couv. Très bel exemplaire. [VA-2]
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CAMUS, A. & KOESTLER, A.
Reflexions sur la peine capitale. Introduction et Etude de J. Bloch-Michel.
in-8°, 238 pages, broche, couv. Bel exemplaire. [CA31-5]
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DAVRAY, Henry-D.
Oscar Wilde, la Tragédie finale - Suivi de : Episodes et Souvenirs et des Apocryphes.
in-12°, 237 pages, broché, couv. Papier jauni. [FEN]
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GARCON, Maurice.
Lettre ouverte a la Justice.
in-12 broché, couv. ill. Bel exemplaire. [BL-10]
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HYDE, H. Montgomery. (pres. par).
Les Procès d'Oscar Wilde.- Préface de Frederic Pottecher.
Hardcover in-8°, 303 pages, illustrations, reliure "Club". Bel exemplaire. [HA109-9]
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BADINTER, Robert.
L'Abolition.
in-16, 286 pp, broché. Bon état. [LP]
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HAESAERTS, J.P.
Etiologie de la répression des outrages publics aux bonnes moeurs.
in-12°, 261 pp, broché. Bel exemplaire. [SO-7]
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SENATEUR, Franck.
S'EVADER : Une autre histoire de la Justice de 1791 à nos jours.
in-8°, 320 pp, broché. Partie supérieure des 2 premières pages découpées sinon bel exemplaire. [SO-7]
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Lochhead, David
Living Between Memory and Hope - A Bible Study for Today
177 pages. Prepared for senior youth, young adult and adult groups who may wish to see how the biblical story directs Christians to justice concerns. Former owner's information upon front flyleaf. Illustrated. Book
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Deats, Richard: Editor
Ambassador of Reconciliation : A Muriel Lester Reader
225 pages including bibliography. Lester dedicated herself to justice for the poor, and founded Kingley Hall in East London. She dedicated herself to peace and circled the globe nine times over three decades to voice opposition to both world wars. Like her friend and contemporary Mahatma Gandhi, Lester was spiritually intense and determined to live out her beliefs. Very light wear and soiling. Unmarked. Faint crease to front cover. Book
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The Friends of Bridgehead
A Taste for Justice : A Bridgehead Cookbook
146 pages including index. Appetizers, desserts, main dishes and exotic drinks provide tempting fare in this very special cookbook. Recipes combine easily available ingredients including spices and nuts, coffees and teas produced through community projects in the developing world. Volunteers have collected family food treasures with names like Akmal's Bengali Chicken, Cheese and Oyster Bake, Pesto with Cashews, Mocha Nut Tortoni and Rhine Wine Punch. Light wear. Unmarked. Glossy colour illustrated covers. Book
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McKenzie, Judith
Pauline Jewett - A Passion For Canada
204 pages including index. The story of a feminist whose proposals for peace, equality, and justice influenced the Canadian political scene for a generation. First elected to Parliament as a Liberal in 1963, Jewett quit the party on principle after the implementation of the War Measures Act in 1970 and spent her remaining years in Parliamet with the NDP. Very light wear. Usual library markings. Book
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Godfrey, Stuart R. (Signed)
Human Rights and Social Policy in Newfoundland 1832-1982 - Search for a Just Society
256 pages including selected bibliography. Inscribed and signed by author. Includes laid in copy of newsclipping re: this book and hand-written humourous comment by author. The fascinating story of a people alienated by unique historical experience from the main stream of North American development; the story of a people dispersed by harsh geography and economic necessity to hundreds of isolated communities along thousands of miles of inhospitiable coasts; the story of the horrendous problems associated with the planning and development of even minimal social services in the face of such harsh demographic realities; the story of hardship and suffering, of deprivation and of exploitation, of endurance and of survivial; but , withal, the story of steady advance towards the shimmering goal of social justice that so often seemed, except to the hardiest optimist, to be a will-o'-the-wisp that could never be grasped. Unmarked. Light wear. A special copy. Book
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Wolterstorff, Nicholas
Until Justice and Peace Embrace: The Kuyper Lectures of 1981 Delivered at The Free University of Amsterdam
197 pages. "A new opportunity for a wider audience to engage head and heart with a provocative and important thinker... Perhaps a warning should be placed on the cover: This book could change you." - Christian Century. Minor quantity of high-lighting else unmarked. Light wear. Nice copy. Book
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Johnston, Barbara R. (editor)
Life and Death Matters : Human Rights & the Environment at the End of the Millennium
351 pages. A collection of stories, events, and experiences that provide a sense of what life is like for those who confront environmental crises of our time. Topics discussed: Local responses to economic development (cases from Indonesia and china); Conservation and conflict (cases from Africa); Gold mining in the Amazon and Wisconsin; Food, conflict, and justice (cases from the US and Honduras; and more. First half of book is high-lighted in yellow. Second half has blue pen underlining. Moderate wear. Glossy illustrated covers. Solid working copy. Book
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Moran, Bridget
A Little Rebellion
148 pages. "Part history, part autobiography, this book is a moving portrait of a fiery and outspoken woman driven by a deeply-felt desire for social and political justice. Author attracted wide-spread media attention with her open letter to Premier W.A.C. Bennett, charging the provincial welfare department with gross neglect." - from back cover.Unmarked. Moderate wear. Nice copy. Book
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Ogle, Bob (Signed)
Father Bob Ogle - A Man of Letters
82 pages. Inscribed by author to Dorothy and Art Stilwell upon half-title page. "A book for my friends... not planned as a great piece of literature, it is a letter to those I love and I want to do it while I still have time." - author. "Like all who have known Father Bob Ogle, I hold him in the highest esteem and admire his persistent quest for justice. Now we have the rare opportunity to share in Father Bob's world travels - to see the world not just through a glossy tourist magazine, but through the probing, observant and caring eyes of one who has dedicated his life to the service of others. I would that all world travellers could view their surroundings with such vision and clarity." - from dust jacket. Numerous colour photographs. Clean, bright and unmarked with slightest wear. Beautiful copy. Book
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Bewley, Judge Les
The Breakdown of the Criminal Justice System in Canada
20 pages. "A sign of the loss of freedom," once said the eminent bishop, Fulton J. Sheen, "Is the new compassion which extends pity not for the raped but for the rapist." Many today would agree with him. among those concurring is Criminal Court Judge Les Bewley who, with a quarter century of experience on the bench, confirms in the following pages that continuing erosion of security and liberty for law-abiding citizens everywhere. - from Introduction by Lawrence J. Stikeman, B.A., M.A. Moderate wear. Unmarked. Book
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Author Not Stated
Bias in the Zundel Case - Understanding History
20 pages. Circa 2000. An 80 point memorandum of law filed by Ernst Zundel's lawyers in 2000. Sets out facts and argues that Justice Campbell's Federal Court of Canada decision was correct regarding bias and that Zundel should not have been forced to be judged by a Canadian Human Rights Commission tribunal in the circumstances extant. "In a May 14, 1998 editorial entitle 'Justice Deniers', the Ottawa Citizen wrote that since the Human Rights Tribunal had been found to be systematically biased, 'it is not possible for Mr. Zundel, or anyone else, to have a fair hearing before a Canadian Human Rights Tribunal as these tribunals are now constituted.' Ernst Zundel continues to fight to obtain justice before a fair and impartial tribunal. His case will be the standard against which the rights of all other Canadians will be measured." - from page 2. Clean and unmarked with light wear. Circa 2000? Book
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Petras, James F.
Latin America : Bankers, Generals and the Struggle for Social Justice
187 pages including index. "Provides a framework for a disciplined investigation of the recurring conflicts and economic crises that have made Latin America one of the world's most troubled regions." - from back cover. Contents clean and unmarked. Moderate wear. Solid working copy. Book
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Harvey, Cameron
Chief Justice Samuel Freedman: A Great Canadian Judge *Signed By Subject*
195 pages. Inscibed by Judge Freedman to a former C.E.O. of the Law Society of Manitoba. Black and white illustrations. "This book is akin to a collection of short stories and essays. As such it can be read with profit and enjoyment intermittently over a considerable period of time." - from dust jacket. Closed tear and average wear to dust jacket which is now preserved in a glossy new archival-grade Brodart cover. Nice copy overall. Book
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Shaw, S/Sgt. T.E. G.: Editor
The RCMP (Royal Canadian Mounted Police) Quarterly - October 1971 Vol. 36 No. 6
80 pages. Features: Young Narwhal; Mississauga COPS; They Got Their... Ghost?; A Crude Mace in Surrey, B.C.; "Ursus Horribilis"; Rogue Sheep Killer: A Story of K Troop 1959; Poetic Justice; Derek Thomas Ivany; The "Pierce" Touch; Barrage of Bullets in Nanaimo; Barbados Drug Seminars; A Page From the Old West; "Thank-You" Christmas Card - Jasper National Park; Ingenuity Pays Off; and much more. Moderate wear. Prior owner's details blacked out upon title page else unmarked. Sound copy. Book
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Shaw, S/Sgt. T.E. G.: Editor
The RCMP (Royal Canadian Mounted Police) Quarterly - April 1969 Vol. 34 No. 4
96 pages. Features: The 19th Olympiad - Sgt. A.G. Rae; The Quality of Mercy - Norman G. B. McLetchie M.D.; Wilfred H. Heffernan; Airlift to Bermuda; Near Tragedy on the St. Lawrence River; Friday the 13th in Saskachewan; Huge Expo-bound logs from Duncan/Chemainus Vancouver Island; Indian Justice; The Changing Division; Hall of Famer - Cst. Raymond Powell, Halifax Sports Hall of Fame; Bonnie and Clyde - Newfoundland Version; New Sydney Sub-Division Building; Kim Mi Sook - a year later; Royal Bank Hold-up - Turner Valley, Alberta; Burnaby's Home; and much more. Prior owner's details stroked out upon page one else unmarked with moderate wear. Sound copy. Book
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Wilson,H.W.: Editor
The Great War Magazine - Part 162: The Standard History of the All-Europe Conflict (World War 1/I/One) September 22nd, 1917
Cover portrait of Mr. Justice James Watson Gerard, late U.S. Ambassador in Berlin. The Crown and the Conflict (conclusion). Centerfold photos of the King's visit to the Grand Fleet in June, 1917. Life in Austria-Hungary during the first three years of the war. Somewhat above-average wear. Unmarked. Sound copy. Book
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Mulltiple Contributors
Frontier Times Magazine: March 1974 *SPECIAL INDIAN ISSUE*
Features: My wonderful country - Joe Lee, the most famous of all Navajo Indian traders; La Pondre's Nuggets; A Total Breakdown of Justice - execution of an Chinese man in California; Helena, Texas says die; Ta-Tanka-Buffalo; Famous old bridge to the west - the Muscatine over the Mississippi; Socorro killer - Joel Fowler was lynched in New Mexico; Badge of honour - land and cattle gave the Californian prestige; Come and get it! - boarding houses were run by women; and more. Clean, bright and unmarked with very light wear. Excellent copy. Magazine
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Multiple Contributors
Old West Magazine: Winter 1977
Features: The Gun that Killed Billy the Kid; Legend of John McGaffey's Gold; 20th Century Vigilante Justice; The Town Named for Wyatt Earp; An Eerie Apartment House; Sharp Grover - 100% hero or a good deal less; Breakneck Trail; Trouble at the I M Ranch; Seven Brave Men; Soda Water Dippin'; The Fugitive; and more. Average wear. Unmarked. A sound copy. Magazine
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Sirotnik, Gareth
Running Tough: The Story of Vancouver's Jack Diamond
245 pages. Index. Bibliography. "In 1926, four months after leaving his father's once-prosperous farm in Galicia (then a part of Poland), Jack Diamond - age 17 - got off a rickety old boat in Quebec City with a straw suitcase and barely enough money to get him to Vancouver. Ten years later he was battling Canada's national corporations for control of British Columbia's meatpacking industry. Follows Diamond from horse-and-buggy potato pedlar to king of B.C.'s thoroughbred racing; from butcher to university chancellor (SFU)... Along the way, his story is interlinked with the collapse of three European empires, the growth of Vancouver into a burgeoning metropolis and influential people including W.A.C. Bennett and Supreme Court Justice Angelo Branca." - from dust jacket. A well-researched and very readable biography of this amazing sportsman, businessman and philantropist. Will be of special interest to those whose ancestors lived in Galicia early in the last century. Average wear. Usual library markings. A sound copy. Book
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Multiple Contributors
Equinox - The Magazine of Canadian Discovery: January/February 1988
Features: The Passion of Diane Fossey - one woman's lonely battle to save the mountain gorilla; Where the Earth Shows its Bones - Majesty and malaise in Gros Morne National Park; Spirit of Sail - Learning the art of a high-canvas life; Equine Justice - Toronto Police Force's mounted unit serves, protects and mucks out the stalls; Redesigning Life - Biotechnologists transform animals and creat novel life forms. Average wear. Sound copy. Book
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Andrews, Thomas G.
The Jericho Road: The Philosophy of Odd Fellowship
645 pages. Index. Frontis portrait of Thomas Wildey, the Founder of the American Odd Fellowship. Author presents his thoughts about the principles of the Odd Fellowship, and the history and practices of the Independent Order of Oddfellows. Chapters include: Immortality, Friendship, Love, Truth, The Besetting Sin, Rebekah, Service, Loyalty, Faith, Hope, Charity, Universal Justice, A Machine, Home, A Challenge, The Jericho Road. Average wear. Unmarked. Binding intact. A sound working copy. Book
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Multiple Contributors
Collier's Magazine: April 9, 1949 *FEATURE ARTICLES ON MICKEY MOUSE AND ROCKY GRAZIANO*
78 pages. Features: Gaffney the Accused; 'Jap Kids Are Our Job'; The Paper Trail; Pride's Castle; Trouble is My Middle Name - article by Rocky Graziano; Mickey Mouse, and How He Grew; Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania; Iron Man (Alben William) Barkley; Truth or Consequences; Our Reeking Halls of Justice (Part 2 of 2); Let's Eat with the Harvey Boys - the Harvey network of Hotels, restaurants and shops; Alice in Wonderland; and more. Nice colour advertisements include: 1949 Mercury auto ad.; De Soto Auto ad; super 2-page centerfold Plymouth ad!. Above-average wear. Some library markings. Covers discreetly reinforced with flexible kraft paper. Binding intact but tender. A particularly interesting and entertaining issue. Book
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Multiple Contributors
True West Magazine, February 1966 *Tales of Colorado Mining Camps*
Features: Tales of Colorado Mining Camps; Papa's Straw Hat - a man and his mules; I knew them all - rodeo's favorite girls and favorite horses, rodeo's best and toughest men; Walt Coburn's Tally Book; Justice After Dark - a popular lawmen ends up behind bars - the town of Albany; Eagle - Fifth in the series of 'Ghosts Along the Yukon'; Bows and Arrows vs. the Muzzle Loader; Who Killed Oliver Yantis?; Dissertation on the Cow Chip; John B. Townsend - farmer by day, stalker by night; Old Town - Nara Visa; Vengeance Riders of the Monte - the unique vigilante group of Camp El Monte; Monument to Hate - tombstone tells the ugly facts; Identify these old western objects; Wild Old Days!; Violence - spawn of Raw Gold - Idaho's Lemhi County; Robert W. Service - bard of the north; My Friend, Crazy Horse - W.C. Shafer. Light wear. Clean and unmarked. Nice copy. Book
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Multiple Contributors
The Winnipeg Tribune - Weekend Magazine, June 3, 1961
47 pages. Features: Judy Garland - a star is reborn (with picture of baby Liza and her parents); Sisterly love that saved a life - Johanna Nightingale of Steinbach Man. receives kidney from her sister Lana; Earl Cox - gardener to a million homes; Justice Minister Davie Fulton visits the Arctic; Ipso Facto's a Lhasa Apso - Virginia Langton's dog; Ginger Coffey is brought to the TV screen - Montreal novelist Brian Moore's book comes to life for a CBC television show; He flips his lid to go fishing - trailer cover doubles as dinghy; Reaction to claims that little league ball is harmful for youngsters - includes photo of Montreal's entry in the 1952 Little League World Series; Nipper by Doug Wright. Nice colour ads. Average wear. Unmarked. Book
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Multiple Contributors
Maclean's Magazine, July 4, 1964 *Seven Days That Shook Ontario - the Great Polic-State panic*
Features: How the Bill of Rights is getting in the way of justice; The Holy War to destroy Bill 99 - the fantastic law that trampled our freedoms underfoot; Jack Kent Cooke in Lotusland - he's living a rich, comic life in the U.S.A.; A Striking New Discovery in Eskimo Sculpture - first report on a group of artists who carve like angels and live like cavemen, the Caribou Eskimos of Baker Lake; Portrait of the American dollar we all love - how the great US foundations give away money creatively - $50 million in Canada; The world of Can't - a young cerebral palsy victim tells how he's beating the frustrations of charity; The Hottest Hand in Music - Zubin Mehta and the Montreal symphony; Will success spoil Gerald Gladstone?; Let the dropouts drop out, until they're ready to learn. Nice colour Coke ad on back cover. Average wear. Unmarked. Book
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The Canadian Magazine, 23 January 1971 *THE DRAMATIC RESCUE OF JAMES CROSS*
Features: The biggest manhunt in Canadian history - great colour photos and lengthy text; The Private Agony of Jerome Choquette - this Justice Minister set out to strengthen the rights of the individual but now advocates identity cards and carries a .38 revolver; Newfie Fare - Everywhere an Islander goes, his food is sure to follow; Sure the UN tries to keep peace around the world - but who tries to keep peace at the UN? - retired Canadian Army officer Harold Trimble explains; Wearing your ego on your face - photos of moustaches added to the faces of famous Canadians; Doug Wright's Family; Maggie Grant; and more. Clean and unmarked with average wear. Book
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Multiple Contributors
The Saturday Evening Post, August 19, 1961 *NEW DISCOVERIES ABOUT SUICIDE*
Features: Big Push in Soviet Propaganda - a report by Eugene Burdick and William J. Lederer, authors of The Ugly American; Suicide - why do people kill themselves? do they really want to die? - a new study turns up some surprising answers; "My Island" - Supreme Court Justice William O. Douglas loves an isolated wilderness of lakes and woods on our northern border; The Clubwoman's Best Friend; The Flattering Camera - inside the Bachrach photographic-portrait studios; What Europe Thinks of us Now; The Base that Never Was - the huge Bong Air Force Base in Wisconsin. Somewhat above-average external wear. Upper corner clipped from front cover. A sound copy. Book
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The Youth's Companion, January 21, 1926
Features: A Thousand Dollars; Hazen of the Up-Country; The Boxer Uprising (Rebellion); A True Story of Heroic Courage; The Story of Peggy Harrison - IX; The Adventures of William Tucker; The Court of International Justice; How to choose Snowshoes; The Y.C. Lab - How to Make a Toy Theatre; An Amateur Transmitter of Low Power. Nice Willys Overland Six ad on back cover. Average wear. A sound copy. Book
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Maclean's Magazine, February 23, 1963: The New Cities
Features: The New Cities - a national report on the downtown revolution - what it means to the people; For the Sake of Argument - public 'inquiries' often abuse justice - a lawyer says stop legal smears - Aubrey Golden; Our Schools are Loaded Against Boys - a school principal shows how the system is weighted unfairly in favor of girls; The Carnies on the Picture Tube - a lighthearted look at junk TV and the people who make money making it; The Kennedy Dynasty, Part IV - how the family opened the blitz that was to elect the first Catholic president; My first 50 years in medicine - Dr. Alton Goldbloom's testament to the pleasures and pains of treating the young; The Great Balloon Voyage - How the air age reached Canada in 1859, but the aeronauts ended up hoofing it; Last chance for the Deer People - as the caribou goes, so go the Eskimos - trying to save both; A report on Canada's secret John Birchers (JBS / John Birch Society), by Pierre Berton; Nice colour photo ad for Canadian Club whiskey inside back cover features B.C. "High-Riggers" race of Gordie Eve; Back cover ad for the 1963 Chevrolet Impala Convertible on a ski hill. Some age-toning to pages at edges. Average wear. Unmarked. Binding intact. A sound vintage copy. Book
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Wiles, Otis M.; d'Easum, B.C.; Sullivan, Alan; Story, Somerville; Lees, Frederic; Cunningham, Eugene; Long, Edward E.; Cornell, Fred C.; O'Hara, G.; Phillimore, Mrs. C.E.; Woolley, C. Leonard; Siringo, Charles A.
The Wide World Magazine - The Magazine for Everybody: August 1921 - The Witherell Kidnapping
Black and white photos and illustrations. Features: The Witherell Kidnapping case - Mrs. Gladys Witherell was kidnapped for several days - article with photos of victim and perpetrators; Bad Man Louis - a tale from what is now Glacier National Park in Montana; The Justice of the North - The North-West Mounted Police set out in search of two Eskimos - Sinnisiak and Uluksak - who killed Catholic priests in Canada's north; The Cowboys of the Camargue - a description of the life and cowboys of Frances's Camargue; Through Central America on Horseback - Part I - Eugene Cunningham describes his trip by horseback south from San Jose, Costa Rica - with photos; The Wreck of the "Angola" - the horrible tale of 42 days afloat between China and the Philippines; The River of Mystery - the largely unknown Orange River of South Africa; The Adventures of a Rolling Stone - VI - the author finds himself hired as a Montana ranch hand; Photo and brief writeup of Turkey farm of Mr. M.A. Stutsman in Barstow, California; Two Boys in the Foreign Legion - young men choose to escape from the French Foreign Legion in the African desert, pursued by Arabs; Photo and brief write-up of "The Joshua Tree", the world's largest Yucca tree in southern California; The Buried Cities of Asia Minor - II - investigating the cities of Carchemish and Jerablus, on the Euphrates; The Cowboy Outlaw - Kid Curry terrorized the western states; Odds and Ends - Hungarian barber and Egyptian fisherman at work; nice vintage ads. Average wear. Bits of external tape secure spine. Binding intact. A sound vintage copy. Book
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Betz, Betty; Graziano, Rocky; Wallace, Irving; Gervasi, Frank; Sontheimer, Morton; Hartwell, Dickson; Miller, James Robbins; Ford, Corey; Fran, Harriet Jr.
Collier's - The National Weekly Magazine, April 9, 1949 - Rocky Graziano / Mickey Mouse
78 pages. Features: Jap kids are our job - Betty Betz educates Japanese youngsters in Japan; Trouble is my middle name - Rocky Graziano (part 1 of 3); Mickey Mouse, and how he grew; Iron Man Barkley - America's oldest Vice-President, Alben William Barkley - article with nice one-page photo portrait; Our Reeking Halls of Justice (part 2 of 2); Let's Eat with the Harvey Boys - Stewart, Byron S., Daggett and Byron Jr.; Back page opinion piece on Rocky Graziano/boxing. Fiction: Gaffney the Accused; The Paper Trail; Truth or Consequences; Pride's Castle (par 4 of 8); Nice 2-page color aerial photo of Pittsburgh. Includes these ads: Parker Pens, Hamilton watches, Herbert Tareyton cigarettes - featuring photo of Erich Hatch, Admiral tvs and stereos, Mercury cars, DeSoto cars, RCA Victor tvs, Excellent centerfold ad for Plymouth shows the Special De Luxe 4-door sedan with longer 118" wheelbase, "Take Me Out to the Ball Game" movie, Botany 500 fashions, Nice Coke ad on back cover shows young lady in fancy flowered hat drinking from a glass. Average wear. Unmarked. A worthy vintage copy. Book
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Selye, Dr. Hans; Fraser, Blair; Phillips, Alan; Sclanders, Ian; Gray, Grattan; Newlands, Don; Taaffe, Gerald; Newman, Peter C.; Lefolii, Ken; Fulford, Robert
Maclean's, Canada's National Magazine, April 4, 1964 - A Weekend with the Ski Fanatics
52 pages. Contents: Threats of New Violence in Quebec - Why We Should Take the "Army of Liberation" seriously; Are Hospitals Save? - a calm look at two deaths after surgery; Editorial - Of Course Hate-Mongering Should Be Stamped Out, But Not By Passing Censorship Laws - pressure on Justice Minister Guy Favreau to bring in hate laws; Greatness - Dr. Hans Selye describes what leads to the quality of greatness in the mind of a man or the life of a nation; Your Guide to the new federal split-level cabinet; Let's Give the Police More Power; Washington Hostess Perle Mesta; Your Health May Depend On Where You Live; A Weekend with the Ski Fanatics - article with photos; Nostalgic black and white photo ad for Electrohome and "Canada's Largest Stereo Laboratory"; Art Fraud - some odd "Group of Sevens"; Whiz Jazz pianist Tony Collacott; Reflections on the Clay-Liston boxing match; Mordecai Richler looks at the new cliches of nonconformity; Colour-photo Canadian Club ad features rolling in a hoop; Nice colour-photo Coke ad on back cover features beauty holding her own black and white photo. Average wear. Unmarked. Binding sound. A quality vintage copy. Book
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Pathfinder Magazine - A Weekly News Review of World Affairs, March 27, 1937 - The Coal Industry
24 pages. Contents: Coal - an ailing industry hopes for a cure; Photo of William C. Bullitt, Ambassador to France; Photos of Attorney General Homer S. Cummings and his assistant Robert H. Jackson; Mine disaster at Logan, WV; LaGuardia offends Nazis, with photo of William E. Dodd, Ambassador to Germany; Marie, Dowager Queen of Rumania - article with photo; Prospects of the Treaty of Locarno; Duce and Allah; French Arms; Photo of Japanese Premier Senjuro Hayashi and story about his new official residence, honeycombed with underground passages, secret exits and disappearing floors; "Undeclared War" in Spain; Heloise Martin causes excitement at Drake - with photo of her; Additional madness at Oklahoma, Columbia and Pittsburgh involving university students; Photo of Gracie Fields; Anti-Religious feelings softening in Soviet Russia?; Editorial on name-callinng between LaGuardia and the Nazi press of Germany; Modernized Railroads - with photo of a new Southern Pacific Streamliner; Justice James Clark McReynolds - article with photo; The Movie World - with photo of Dorothy Lamour Rose; Vintage ads; and more. Average wear. Yellowed with age. A sound vintage copy. Magazine
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True West Magazine, December 1970
Features: Old-Time Line Camp Christmas; Lost Tres Amigos Diggings in Baja California; The West of Gary Cooper; Rough Justice - astonishing incidents; Wealth of the Santa Clara - silver and lead; Horror at Midnight - a little cabin becomes a butcher shop in Siloam Springs, Arkansas; Top Man of the Fearless Thirteen - Burt Mossman; Bill Fairweather's Luck - he struck it rich in Alder Gulch; Bachelor Miners - great photos of various cabin styles; When Charles A. Siringo was Marked for Death; The Virginian, by Owen Wister; Letters from the 'Bloody First' - the bleak life of an enlisted man in the 1860s; Just Baling Wire - photos of various uses!. Moderate wear. Unmarked. A sound copy. Book
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