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"An intellectual biography of an extraordinary group of Queen's University scholars with particular reference not only to their motivations, concerns, and influence, but also their place in Canadian thought and social science ... An indispensable contribution to the history of the early twentieth-century university in Canada ... Remaking Liberalism is the work of a fine scholar." Norman Hillmer, Department of History, Carleton University. "Significant because the author emphasizes a different stream of reformism in Canada than has been written about recently and indeed argues for an alteration in the very terms of debate ... It is clearly written and the chapter setting out the lives and careers of the actors is extremely useful in giving the abstract ideas some flesh and blood." Doug Owram, Department of History, University of Alberta.

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      Publisher: McGill-Queen's University Press
      Publication Date: Publication Date: 05/10/1993
      ISBN13: 9780773511132, 978-0773511132
      ISBN10: 077351113X

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      "An intellectual biography of an extraordinary group of Queen's University scholars with particular reference not only to their motivations, concerns, and influence, but also their place in Canadian thought and social science ... An indispensable contribution to the history of the early twentieth-century university in Canada ... Remaking Liberalism is the work of a fine scholar." Norman Hillmer, Department of History, Carleton University. "Significant because the author emphasizes a different stream of reformism in Canada than has been written about recently and indeed argues for an alteration in the very terms of debate ... It is clearly written and the chapter setting out the lives and careers of the actors is extremely useful in giving the abstract ideas some flesh and blood." Doug Owram, Department of History, University of Alberta.

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