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From 1925 until shortly after Newfoundland's entry into Confederation, Memorial University College, the forerunner of Memorial University of Newfoundland, set down roots as a new national institution amid the discouragements of adverse economic conditions during the 1930s and the upheavals and dislocations of the Second World War.

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"The history of Memorial University College is an important element of Newfoundland history and of the history of higher education in North America ... [MacLeod] has carried out exhaustive research both in primary sources and through oral history interviews. It is clear that he has collected a wealth of significant original material." John Reid, Department of History, St Mary's University.

A Bridge Built Halfway

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      Publisher: McGill-Queen's University Press
      Publication Date: Publication Date: 01/10/1990
      ISBN13: 9780773507616, 978-0773507616
      ISBN10: 773507612

      Description

      Book Synopsis
      From 1925 until shortly after Newfoundland's entry into Confederation, Memorial University College, the forerunner of Memorial University of Newfoundland, set down roots as a new national institution amid the discouragements of adverse economic conditions during the 1930s and the upheavals and dislocations of the Second World War.

      Trade Review
      "The history of Memorial University College is an important element of Newfoundland history and of the history of higher education in North America ... [MacLeod] has carried out exhaustive research both in primary sources and through oral history interviews. It is clear that he has collected a wealth of significant original material." John Reid, Department of History, St Mary's University.

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