W. L. Morton fonds

W. L. Morton fonds. First accrual and second accruals combined.

Correspondence. Note: Number in parentheses indicate the number of letters. Arrangement is alphabetical with the first file under each alpha character containing a grouping of correspondence, followed by individual correspondence, each in their own file folder. Boxes 1-24.

BOX 1 F.1
Acadiensis
Acerd, J.H.
Adams, H. (5)
Age and Opportunity Bureau
Aguas, A. de Oliviera
Aiken, D.L.
Aikenhead, C.M.
Aitken, Kate (8)
Akerstream, J.J.B.
Alberta Heritage
Algoma Steel Corporation
Allen, A.R.- see also Box 20, F.7 and Box 64, F.1
l'Alliance Canadienne
Alverina Publishing
American Association for State and Local History (7) - see also Box 32, F.4
American Geographical Society
Amis, Kingsley
Amtmann, Bernard
Anderson, Allan
Anderson, James C.
Andrew, G.C. - see Box 64, F.2
Anglican Church of Canada
Anglin, Douglas - see also Box 7, F.1
Anglo-American Historical Committee
Angus, Henry F.
Appleman, P.
Apted, Richard (4)
Archer, E.J. - see Box 23, F.20
Arnett, E.A. (4)
Aron, Milton
Arts Review
Ashdown, H.C. - see Box 25, F.12
Ashman, G.F.
Assiniboine Valley Teachers'Assn.
Association Internationale d'Histoire Economique
Association Quebec-Manitoba
Athenaeum (6)
Atwood, J.P.C.
Austvik, A.
Authors Farm
Avery, Ronald
Axelson, Eric

F.2 Abra, M. (3)
F.3 Agricultural History Society, 1946-1970 (7) - see also Box 25, F.3
F.4 Air University Review, 1966-67 (13)
F.5 Akerstream, J.J.B., 1967-69 (8)
F.6 Alberta, University of, 1957-1972 (30)
F.7 American Council of Learned Societies, 1961-1974 (28)
F.8 American Historical Association, 1958-59 (57)
F.9 American Historical Association, 1962-1970 (10)
F.10 American People's Encyclopaedia, 1955-1970 (22)
F.11 The Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science, 1953-1962 (10)
F.12 Annetts, A.E., 1967-1974 (10) - see also Box 14, F.4
F.13 Archives Committee, Canadian Film Institute, 1957-1959 (10)
F.14 Arnold, A.J., 1968-1970 (8)
F.15 Artibise, A.F.J., 1972 (8)
F.16 Atlas - Historical Atlas of Canada, 1955-1959 (32). Includes correspondence with C.P. Stacey and Donald G.G. Kerr.
F.17 Automobile, 1962-1970. Letters relating to accidents and insurance claims.
F.18 Avakumovic, Ivan 1959-1973 (19)

F.19
Badoux, Archbishop
Bailey, A.G. - see also Box 18, F.6 and Box 44, F.1 Box 19, F.3-F.4, Box 44, F.1
Baird, Vaughan L. (3)
Baker, A. (2)
Baker, E.G. Phipps
Baker, H.P.
Balcer, Leon
Banks, John - see also Box 6, F.11, Box 11, F.6 and Box 64, F.2
Banks, Margaret A.
Barber, Clarence - see Box 7, F.1
Barbour, M. (5)
Barker, B.B.
Barnfield, C.T.
Bartlett, Fred (3)
Bata, Thomas J. - see Box 17, F.12
Bateman, B. Scott (4)
Batt, E. - see Box 43, F.7 - F.9.
Baudoux, Maurice - see Box 32, F.7
Bawlf, N.
Bayer, M.E.
Bayliss, R.W.
Beattie, A.M. - see Box 25, F.12
Bek, E.
Belcher,
Bell, David
Benjamin's Studios
Bennett, J.
Bennett, W.J.
Bensley, E.H.
Bergeron, Gerard - see Box 32, F.7
Bernhardt, K.G.
Bernstein, Harry - see Box 12, F.6
Berry, E.G.
Best, H.
Bevan, A.R. (4) - see also Box 18, F.6
Bibliothéque Nationale
Bicchi, A.
Bickerton, Carman - see also Box 43, F.8.
Birney, W.C. - see Box 25, F.12
Bishop, D.
Bissell, Claude (3)
Black, Mrs. George (3)
Blackwell, Basil
Bladen, V.W. (3) - see also Box 19, F.1
Blake, Gordon - see Box 7, F.1 and Box 25, F.12
Blewett, David (5)
Blicq, A.N. (3)

BOX 2
F.1 Boam, G.T. (4;) Boas, R.; Bock, B.; Bock, W.; Bocking, [ ]; Boles, A.; Bolger, F;. Bolger, F.W.; Bolus, Malvina - see Box 32, F.9;Bonnycastle, R.; Book of Knowledge (3); Boone, J.M.; Borzoi Quarterly; Boudreau, J.A.; Bourassa, Robert; Bourduas, J.P.; Bourne, K.; Bourque, J.; Bourret, G.W.; Bowditch, J.; Bower, P. (3) - see also Box 25, F.14 Boyce, G.E. Boyes, G. Boyle, G.A. - see Box 32, F.7 Boynton, R.P. Braden, H.K. Brady, A. - see also Box 25, F.12 Brandon Sun Brangwin, C.J.; Brazeau, J.; Brigden, B.; Briggs, Asa - see also Box 32, F.9; Brigstoke, Hilary - see Box 21, F.34; British Book Service; B.B.C. British Council (5); British Information Services; British Museum; Britnell, G.E. - see Box 5, F.8; Brockway, R.W.; Brodersen, G.; Brodeur, L.A.;Bromley, J.S.; Bronfman, A.; Brooke, Basil A. - see also Box 43, F.7-8.; Brouilletto, B.; Brown, A. ;Brown, Alice - see Box 14, F.5; Brown, E.J. ;Brown, F. ;Brown, G.K. - see below; Brown, G.S. (3); Brown, George W. - see Box 6, F.13 and Box 9, F.47; Brown, J.M.; Brown, J.R. (3); Browne, G.P.; Browne, P. - see also Box 9, F.7; Bryce, Phyllis M. ;Bryk, Ray - see Box 62, F.1; Buchanan, M.; Buchanan, W.A. - see Box 25, F.3; Burdeny, B.A.; Burke, M.J. ;Burke, M.; Burnett, Burns and MacEachern (5, including B.D. Sandwell); Burns, Sir Allan; Burr, R.N.; Burrington, Patrick; Burt, A.L.(3) - see also Box 9, F.47; Business and Economic Service Ltd.; Butcher, W.F.; Butler, Esmond - see Box 17, F.12 and Box 56, F.1; Butler, J.C. ;Butterworth, E.

F.2 Bedson, Derek 1958-1974 (25). See also Box 11, F.6 and Box 18, F.6
F.3 Berger, Carl 1964-1974 (10) - see also Box 34
F.4 Bicha, K.D. 1966-1968 (13)
F.5 Bilingualism and Biculturalism, Royal Commission on 1963-1969 (16)
F.6 Bishop's University 1964-1967 (4)
F.7 Blain, Jean 1963-1975 (50), mostly regarding the Centenary Series volume - see also Box 6, F.13 F.8 Bonar, J.C. 1967-1970 (5)
F.9 Bond, C.C.J. 1962-1974 (35), mostly regarding the maps for the Centenary Series - see also Box 23, F.21, Box 29, F.4 and Box 35, F.2
F.10 Book Orders, 1962-1972. Invoices and correspondence.
F.11 Boon, Rev. T.C.B.1960-1969 (9)
F.12 Bovey, John 1968-1974 (3) - see also Box 46, F.2
F.13 Bowen, R. 1965 and 1971 (4)
F.14 Bowles, R.S. 1966-1969 (7)
F.15 Bowsfield, H. 1964-1974 (18) - see also Box 10, F. 14, Box 14, F.6, and Box 32, F.4 & F.9
F.16 Brandon, University of 1969-1971 (14)
F.17 Bredin, T. 1961, 1963, 1969-1974 (22)
F.18 British Columbia, University of 1955, 1963-1967 (21)
F.19 British Columbia Press, University of 1973-1974 (13)
F.20 Brown, George 1959-1964 (33)
F.21 Brown, R. Craig 1969-1974 (32), mostly regarding Centenary Series - see also Box 5, F.5 and Box 6, F.13
F.22 Brunet, Michel 1956-1973 (70). See also Box 6, F.13, Box 9, F.28, Box 18, F.6 and Box 34
F.23 Burmeister, H. W. 1967-1972 (10)
F.24 Burns, Robin 1971-1972 (7)
F.25 Busey, James L. 1973 (8)
F.26 Business Archives Council of Canada 1968-1969 (4)

BOX 3
F.1 Two unidentified "C" letters; CFTO TV; CKStB Radio Calgary, University of; California, University of (4); Call, Thelma J.; Call, Paul; Cameron, Alex R. - see Box 25, F.3; Cameron, Donald - see Box 17, F.12; Campbell, Douglas - see also Box 25, F.12; Campbell, Murray (4); Canada (ed. Brian McCutcheon) Canada Council see Box 4; Canada Month (5); Canadian American Relations Seminar; Canadian Authors' Association - see Box 14, F.6; Canadian Centenary Council; Canadian Centenary Series - see Boxes 4 and 6 and under names of individual contributors; Canadian Churchman; Canadian Council of 4-H Clubs; Canadian Federation of Agriculture; Canadian Federation of University Women; Canadian Film Institute - Archives; Canadian Foundation for Educational Development; Canadian Friends' Service Committee; Canadian Geographical Society (4); Canadian Guide and Shipping Gazette; Canadian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy; Canadian Institute on Public Affairs; Canadian Journal of Economics and Political Science (10); Canadian Journal of Political Science (3); Canadian Library Association (5); Canadian Magnetic Reduction; Canadian Mining Journal; Canadian Nurse Journal (3); Canadian Plains Area Study Committee; Canadian Public Health Association;Canadian Social Publications Ltd.; Canadian Studies Project (J.R. Kidd); Canadian Union of Students; Canadian War Museum (W.E. Taylor); Cappon, Daniel - see Box 18, F.6; Cardinal, Clive H.; Carleton University (3) - see also F.8; Carpenter, Mrs. J.; Carter, Mrs. A. ;Cayhan, A.; Centennial - Manitoba

F.2 Chalk, F.; Champagne, A.; Champlain College [blank card]; Chapman, A.W.; Chappell, H.G. - see also Box 9, F.1; Chaput Rolland, Solange - see under Rolland; Charbonneau, Pierre - see Box 56, F.1; Checkland, S.G. (3); Cherney, H.; Chevalier, Michel - see Box 18, F.6; Chevrier, D. - see Box 9, F.7-F.10; Chiappetta, E. ;Chidley, Nadine; Chiel, A.; The Children's Hospital (3); Chisolm, Elspeth; Chown, E.B. - see Box 25, F.12; Chown, Gordon (3); Chretien, Jean; Christie, Ian (7); Christie, Kim; Churchill, Gordon - see Box 7, F.1; Churchill Research Range; Citizenship Council on Manitoba; Clark, Archbishop H.H.; Clark, A.H.; Clark, G. (4); Clark, Joe - see Box 63, F.1; Clark, R. - see Box 18, F.6; Clark, R. M. ;Clarke Irwin (10)

F.3 Coakley, Dr.; Cobban, Alfred (6); Cohen, Maxwell (5) - see also Box 16, F.6 and Box 17, F.2; Cole, A.O.C.; Cole, D.; Cole, Jean (3); Coleman, Peter J. (4); Coles, Roy; Collier, H.B. (4); Columbia University; Combe Martin, Michael - see Box 43, F.8 -9; Commentator, ed. J.A.S. Evans (5); Commonwealth Institute; Commonwealth Political Studies, Journal of Commonwealth Studies, Institute of; Compton, F.E. & Co.; Conacher, J.B. - see also Box 5, F.5, Box 13, F.11, Box 32, F.7, Box 43, F.8 Condo, W.J. - see Box 25, F.14 Conference on Commonwealth Affairs Connor, R.D. Conservative Concepts (4) Contemporary Authors Conway, John (3); Cook, Ramsay - see also Box 5, F.5 and Box 13, F.10; Cooper, J.I. (6) - see also Box 6, F.13; Copp Clark; Coronet Instructional Films; Corry, Alex; Corry, J.A. - see also Box 19, F.3; Cory, W.; Council for Exceptional Children; Council of Ontario Universities; Courage, John R.; Cowan, Andrew; Cowan, Rose Coyne, Jim Craigie, A. Crane, W. David - see Box 44, F.1 Crawford, F.W. (4) - see also Box 25, F.14 Crenna, C.D. (4) Crook, D.P. Cross, Michael S. - see Box 5, F.5; Crystal City (4); Culver- Stockton College - see Box 25, F.3; Culture (6); Currey, C.B. ;Curry, P.D.

F.4 Cameron, Mrs. J.H. 1966 (6)
F.5 Camp, Dalton K. 1966 and 1970 (3) - see also Box 63, F.1
F.6 Canada Foundation 1953-1955 (5)
F.7 Canadian Association of Rhodes Scholars 1971-1974 (3)
F.8 Canadian Association of University Teachers 1956-1964 (51 and many enclosures)
F.9 Canadian Author and Bookman 1955 (2) Canadian Authors Association 1957-1973 (5)
F.10 Canadian Broadcasting Corporation 1957-1958, 1961-73 (27). See also Box 14, F.4
F.11 Canadian Broadcasting League 1958, 1970, 1971 (9)
F.12 Canadian Catholic Historical Association 1969 (3)
F.13 Canadian Clubs 1967-1968 (23)
F.14 Canadian Confederation Heritage Foundation 1965 (2)
F.15 Canadian Dimension 1965-1968 (9)
F.16 Canadian Forum 1957-1973 (31)

BOX 4
F.1 Canada Council - Centenary Series 1957-1967 (44)
F.2 Canada Council 1958-1962 (47). Includes letters of recommendation for others as well as some relating to Morton's own projects.
F.3 Canada Council 1963-1970 (25), mostly Morton's own requests for support.
F.4 Canada Council 1965-1970 (51). Applications which Morton was asked to support or to assess, also letters relating to his service on the Board of the Canada Council.
F.5 Canada Council 1971-1972 (19). Applications which Morton was asked to support or to assess.
F.6 Canada Council 1973-1975 (26). Applications which Morton. was asked to support or to assess.
F.7 Canada Council - Riel Editorial Project 1977 (9)
F.8 Canada Council - Brochures, circulars and application forms 1960s (14) - see also Box 14, F.4, Box 17, F.10 and Box 34.

BOX 5
F.1 Canadian Historical Association 1951-1962 (98). Includes letters to/from D'Eschambault, D.M. Farr, G.S. French, H. Neatby, G. Nicholson, M. Ormsby, R.A. Preston, C.P. Stacey, G.F.C. Stanley and J.J. Talman.
F.2 Canadian Historical Association 1964-1974 (54)
F.3 Canadian Historical Association 1970. Annotated copy of Morton's paper "The Historiography of the Great West" and accompanying letter.
F.4 Canadian Historical Association - Archives and Local History Committees 1946-1956 (31). Includes letters to/from D.C. Masters, M.A. MacLeod, H. Neatby, F.H. Soward, G.W. Spragge, and L.H. Thomas.
F.5 Canadian Historical Review 1945-1959, 1963-1974 (160). Includes letters to/from Ramsay Cook, D.G. Creighton, G.M. Craig, J.M.S. Careless, J.B. Conacher, R.A. Spencer, J.T. Saywell, R. Craig Brown and Michael S. Cross, CHR editors - see also Box 14, F.4
F.6 Canadian Institute of International Affairs 1945-1967 (37). Includes letters to/from Malcolm Wallace, C.C. Lingard, D.A. MacLennan, Edgar McInnis, Harold Nelson, J.E. Robinson, and John W. Holmes.
F.7 Canadian Linguistic Association 1958 (3)
F.8 Canadian Social Science Research Council 1945 - 1959 (89). Includes Humanities Research Council and Social Sciences Research Council correspondence and letters to/from John E. Robbins, A.R.M. Lower, W. Burton Hurd, S.D. Clark, C.C. Lingard, and G.E. Britnell. - see also Box 4, F.8

BOX 6
F.1 Canadian Union of Students 1964-1965 (28). Includes letter re the address from Duff Roblin.
F.2 Canadian Unity - Task Force 1977. Copy of Presentation by Mel Hurtig.
F.3 Canadian Writers' Foundation Inc.1958-1960, 1965 (32) Includes letters to/from Duff Roblin. - see also Box 14, F.4
F.4 The Canadians 1960-1965 (10). Correspondence regarding Morton's contribution to this book, edited by J.M.S. Careless.
F.5 Cantor, Norman 1955-1968 (24)
F.6 Careless, J.M.S. 1962-1965 (5) See also Canadian Historical Review and The Canadians above and Canadian Centenary Series, F.7. See also Box 5, F.5, Box 6, F.4 Box 8, F.9 and Box 34.
F.7 Careless, J.M.S. - Centenary Series 1956-1973 (91)
F.8 Carleton University. Morton's appraisal of History Ph.D. programme proposal, 1971-72. See also Ontario Council on Graduate Studies below.
F.9 Carstensen, Vernon 1960-1961 (3)
F.10 Centenary Series - Annual Reports 1962-1975 (18 and some duplicates)
F.11 Centenary Series - Financial 1962-1975 (176). Includes correspondence with John Banks of the Humanities Research Council and McClelland and Stewart.
F.12 Centenary Series (Here called "The Canadian University Series"). Duplicated outlines of the series in English and in French, [1956?], 10 copies of each.
F.13 Centenary Series - General 1956-1965 (123). Includes correspondence to/from V.T. Harlow, F.F. Thompson, J.I. Cooper, R. Glover, M. Seguin, Mrs. R.G. Trotter, Peter C. Newman, Maurice Zaslow, D.C. Harvey, W. Kaye Lamb, Laurier LaPierre, A.N. Sheps, J. Hamelin, Peter Waite, J. Blain, C.B. Fergusson, M. Brunet, George W. Brown, Bruce Fergusson, and J.G. McClelland.
F.14 Centennial Medal 1967, Morton's citation.
F.15 Century 1965-1966 (6)
F.16 Champlain Society 1947-1951 (15)
F.17 Chanady, A. 1967-1968 (7)
F.18 Clarendon Press 1973-1975 (8)
F.19 Clark, Andrew H. 1959-[1970s?] (42) - see also Box 23, F.21, Box 43, F.9
F.20 Clark, Lovell 1966-1974 (14)
F.21 Clark, Manning 1968-1975 (21). Includes letters to/from M.S. Donnely, E. McCourt, H. Neatby, N.M. Ward and S.R. Mealing.
F.22 Clark, S.D. 1955-1968 (19) - see also Box 5, F.8, Box 9, F.47, Box 19, F.3-F.4 and Box 25, F.3.
F.23 Claxton, Patricia 1969-1975 (26)
F.24 Clough, J.C. 1966-1967 (7)
F.25 Coddington, Kathleen 1960-1967 (6)
F.26 Colonial Williamsburg 1959-1960 (15)
F.27 Commission on Canadian Studies 1972-1974 (18). Includes letters to/from Tom Symons.
F.28 Committee for an Independent Canada 1970-1972 (25)
F.29 Commonwealth Institute of Social Research 1958-1960 (39). Includes letters to/from Bernard Ostry, and John E. Robbins.
F.30 Commonwealth University Exchange 1967-1969 (18). Includes letters to/from Alan Wilson, David Farr, E.E. Rich, Frank Milligan, and Sir Owen Saunders.
F.31 Conference on Commonwealth Affairs 1961-1963, 1965 (16)
F.32 Conservative Party - Canada 1970 - 1971 (7). Leaflets and circulars
F.33 Conservative Party - Ontario1966 (1). Leaflet
F.34 Cooke, Alan 1959-1968 (13). See also Stefansson, Vilhjalmur and Dartmouth College, Box 20, F.13 and Box 7, F.6
F.35 Cory, W.W. 1967 (3)
F.36 Costin, W.C. 1958-1962 (21). Includes letters to/from V.C. Wansbrough
F.37 Coulter, John 1948 (2).
F.38 Craig, G.M. 1956-1973 (136). Most of the letters relate to the Canadian Centenary Series. See also Box 5, F.5 and Box 14, F.4
F.39 Creighton, Donald G. 1955-1961 (110). Many letters regarding the Canadian Centenary Series in this and subsequent files.
F.40 Creighton, Donald G. 1962-1964 (118). Includes copy of a letter from Eugene Forsey.
F.41 Creighton, Donald G. 1965-1969 (113). Includes correspondence to/from Luella Creighton and to/from John Moir re the Creighton festschrift.
F.42 Creighton, Donald G. 1970-1978 (72). Includes letters to/from Luella Creighton.
F.43 Creighton, Donald G. 1969 Copy of his contract for the Canadian Centenary Series. See also Box 5, F.5, Box 7, F.1, Box 18, F.6, Box 19, F.1, Box 30, F.6, Box 32, F.7 and Box 35, F.4.
F.44 Creighton, Luella (Mrs. D.G.) 1962-1966 (10) - see also Box 35, F.4 and Box 43, F.9.

BOX 7
F.1 Crowe, Harry 1958-1959. Includes much correspondence and copies relating to the "Crowe Affair"to/from Principal W.C. Lockart, Allan H. Watson, J.H.S. Reid, Clarence Barber, Kenneth McNaught, Gordon Blake, Donald Creighton, Victor Sifton, Gordon Churchill, V.T. Harlow, G.O. Rothney, Douglas Anglin, George Grant, Guy Fregault, Malcolm Ross, L.G. Thomas, D.G.G. Kerr, Roy Daniells, Vernon Fowke, J.-C. Falardeau, and Cornelius Jaenen. Also newspaper cuttings. 106 items. See also Cantor, Norman in Box 6, F.5.
F.2 Crowe Case 1958-1959 Reports, circulars and documents, 3 items.
F.3 Crowe Case 1958-1959 Further reports and documents, 3 items.
F.4 Crowe, H.S. 1965-1971 (5)
F.5 Current History, 1955 and 1971-1973 (16)

F.6 Dack, A.; Daeley, J. (7); Dafoe, M. (3); Daily Colonist (Victoria), Box 64, F.2; Dales, W.A. - see also Box 25, F.12; Dalhousie Review (7); Dallyn, F.J. (4;) Daniells, Roy (6) - see also Box 7, F.1, Box 18, F.6, Box 19, F.1 and F.4, Box 29, F.5.; Daniels, D.K.; Dartmouth College (9) - see also Box 6, F.34 (Alan Cooke) and Box 21, F.21 (V. Stefansson); Davey, A.M.; Davies, Blodwen - see Box 16, F.26; Davies, C.S.L.; Davies, F.C.; Davies, G.J.; Davies, K.G.; Davis, R.P. (5); Dawson. W.F.; Day, A.A. (3); Deering, L.E. (4); De La Mothe, G.; Delaney, Paul (3); Denison, Merrill; Department of Municipal Affairs; Department of Northern Affairs - see also Box 14, F.5; Department of Trade and Commerce; D'Eschambault, A.A. - see also Box 12, F.9 and Box 32, F.7; Desrosiers, L.P.; Desy, M.; Dexter, Grant - see Box 25, F.3; Deyman, Harry R. - see Box 17, F.12; Dictionary of International Biography; Diefenbaker, J.G.; Dinsdale, W. - see also Box 17, F.12; Directory of American Scholars; Directory of British and American Writers; Dirks, V.A. - see Box 25, F.12; Dodds, W.G.; Dominion Archives - see also Lamb, W. Kaye; Dorge, Lionel; Douglas, W.; Doupe, J.; Dray, W.H.; Dubuc, A.J.H. - see also Box 34; Dudley, L.; Duke University; Dulmage, A.L.; Dunbar, G.S. (6); Duncan, H.; Duncanson, J.V. - see Box 44, F.1; Dunn, G.E.; Dunn, J.C. (6); Dunnhill's; Dunning, Charles - see Box 25, F.3; Dunning, R.W.; Dunsmore, R.L. - see also Box 17, F.12; Dupre, D.; Dupuis, R.; Durdin, W.S.; Du Vernet, S.

F.7 Dafoe Foundation 1958-1972 (18)
F.8 Daly, J.W. 1970 (4)
F.9 Deacon, William Arthur 1964-1966 (9) - see also Box 25, F.12 and Box 30, F.8
F.10 Demisch, R.R. 1955-1956 (11)
F.11 Dent, J.M. 1967 (6)
F.12 Dictionary of Canadian Biography, 1959-1976 (24). See also Box 44, F.1.

BOX 8
F.1 Disraeli Project 1975-1977. Minutes, correspondence, brochures.
F.2 Disraeli Project 1976-1977. Duplicated circular material.
F.3 Disraeli Project 1976 Duplicated material.
F.4 Donaghy, Winnie 1966-1968 (19)
F.5 Donnelly, M.S. 1959-1975 (17) - see also Box 6, F.21
F.6 Dora Hood's Book Room 1955-1966 (14). See also Julia Jarvis, Box 14, F.6
F.7 Dubuc, Eugenie 1965-1969 (10)
F.8 Eastman, Mack; Eaton, Cyrus (3); Economic History Association; Editions Fides; Edmison, J. Alex (3); Education, Dept., Manitoba; Edwards, J.G. - see Box 9, F.7; English, Mrs. Gardner; Eriksson, Vincent E.; Evans, Geraint; Evans, Gurney (6); Evans, J.R. - see Box 25, F.14; Evans, Terry
F.9 Eccles, W.J. 1956-1975 (154). Includes letters from J.M.S. Careless (2) and one from H. Neatby. - see also Box 9, F.10 and Box 35, F.1

BOX 9
F.1 Election Expenses 1970-1973 (16). Includes correspondence with the Chief Electoral Officer, Information Canada, H.G. Chappell and J. Hugh Faulkner.
F.2 Empire Club of Canada 1965 (12). Includes letter from J.G. McClelland.
F.3 Encyclopedia Americana, 1957-1969 (85)
F.4 Encyclopedia Britannica, 1958-1973 (57)
F.5 Encyclopedia Britannica, 1971 (1) Morton's History of Canada article.
F.6 Encyclopedia Canadiana, 1952-1958, 1967-1968, 1971-1974 (232). Includes copies of many of Morton's contributions.
F.7 England - Research Trip, 1960-1961 (43). Letters relating to the research material Morton intended to examine and to lectures he was to give in England as well as some letters received from Canada during his stay. Correspondents include W. Kaye Lamb, the Earl of Harrowby, Henry Parris, J.G. Edwards, Peter Browne, D. Chevrier, Paul Knapland, Gerald Graham and various regional archivists.
F.8 English Historical Review, 1961-1963 (16). Includes article offprints and correspondence with EHR editor Denys Hay.
F.9 Epp, Ernest, undated and 1964 (4). Includes an undated bibliography and accompanying letter.
F.10 Ewart, John S., Memorial Fund 1954-1962 (61). Includes letters from D. Chevrier, W.J. Eccles and Leslie Upton.
F.11 Expo 1967 (10)

F.12 Fahrni, Judge S.H. - see also Box 25, F.12; Faibish, R.A. (4); Falardeau, J.-C. - see Box 7, F.1; Faribault, Marcel (3); Farnham, W.D. (6); Farr, D.M.L. - see also Box 5, F.1, Box 6, F.30, Box 17, F.12, Box 34, and Box 43, F.7-F.9.; Featherston, P. ;Fellows, J.; Fenton, W.N;. Ferguson, Bruce - see also Box 44, F.1; Ferguson, G.V. (Montreal Star) (6) - see also Box 25, F.3; Fergusson, Bruce - see Box 6, F.13 ;Ferns, H.S. (3) - see also Box 16, F.16; Fisher, H.E.; Fisher, R.M.; Fitzpatrick, D.M.; Flaig, H.; Flashback Flint, David Folklife of Britain; Foreman, E.; Forrester, Marjorie (7); Forsey, Eugene - see also Box 6, F.40, Box 31, F.1 and Box 56, F.1; Foster, D.C.; Foster, G.; Fowke, Vernon - see Box 7, F.1; Fox, Edward Fox, Paul (4); Fox-Decent, W. (6); Fraser, B.J.; Fraser, W.B. ;Fraser, W.J.; Freedman, Max - see also Box 32, F.7 French, Doris - see Box 34 French, Goldwin (5) - see also Box 5, F.1, Box 12, F.24, Box 17, F.32, Box 34 and Box 64, F.2. Friesen, D.K.; Friesen, G. ;Friesen, H.P.; Friesen, J.; Frost, Leslie M.; Frost, R.H. (5); Frye, Northrop - see Box 11, F.3 and Box 18, F.6; Fulford, Roger - see Box 32, F.9; Fulton, Bruce (4); Funt, B.L. The further shore

F.13 Fahrni, G.S. 1970, 1973-1975 (30)
F.14 Fallis, Lawrence S. 1965- 974 (11) - see also Box 34
F.15 Far Eastern Survey, 1944 (1)
F.16 Faulkner, Hugh 1967-1973 (13) - see also Box 9, F.1
F.17 Ferguson, W.K. 1960-1961 (6) - see also Box 19, F.1
F.18 Fieldhouse, H.N. 1934, 1957-[1971] (11)
F.19 Finlay, J.L. 1968-1973 (4)
F.20 Flag - Canadian 1964 (1)
F.21 Flanagan, Thomas 1973-1974 (7)
F.22 Ford, George 1958-1971 (8)
F.23 Francis, R.D. 1977 (5). Paper, thesis, funding application and related correspondence.
F.24 Frankfurter, Glen M. 1972 (8)
F.25 Fraser, K.M. 1973 (6). Includes copy of letter by Morton to George Grant.
F.26 Freedman, Justice Samuel 1965-1973 (9) - see also Box 16, F.6
F.27 Frégault, Guy 1956-1963 (52). Mostly in connection with the Canadian Centenary Series. See also Box 7, F.1
F.28 French Canada Studies Programme 1963-1964 (24). Includes correspondence to/from Laurier LaPierre, Michel Brunet and Michael Oliver.
F.29 Froese, W. 1966-1970 (11)
F.30 Frost, Leslie M. 1966-1969 (5)
F.31 Fulton, E.D. 1964-1965 (8) - see also Box 16, F.16
F.32 Funk and Wagnalls Encyclopedia 1958 (10)

F.33 Unidentified postcard [G?]; Gaetz, G. - see also Box 25, F.3; Gage Educational Publishing; Galanchuk, [ ]; Galarneau, Claude - see Box 34; Gallagher, J.A. - see Box 43, F.7; Garbutt, D. (9;) Gauer, A.; Gauthier, L.N. (2); Geiger, Louis (2) - see also Box 25, F.12; General Publishing; Gerus, O.W. (4); Gianelli, Mrs. N. (4); Gibson, Stan; Gilbert, H.; Gillson, A.H.S.- see Box 25, F.14; Ginn and Company; Girard, A.; Girard, G.J.; Gladstone (Man.) (8); Glanfield, N.S. (4); Glendinning, R.J. (6) - see also Box 17, F.2; Glover, R. - see also Box 6, F.13, Box 17, F.7, Box 18, F.3; Godsell, P.H. - see Box 25, F.12; Gold, J. (4); Goldenberg, H. Carl; Gooch, M. (3); Gordon, J.M. - see Box 25, F.14; Gordon, R.L.; Goulden, S.; Governor General's Awards; Gowans, Alan - see Box 34; Graff, H.J.; Graham, J.F.; Graham, J.W.; Graham, W.C. - see Box 25, F.14; Grant, F.L.; Grant, I.; Grant, John Webster - see Box 14, F.5;Great-West Life Assurance - see also Box 35, F.3; Greenhill, Basil; Gregory, R.G. - see also Box 43, F.7; Griezic, Foster J.; Grolier Society Inc.- see also Encyclopedia Canadiana; Groulx, Lionel (3) - see also Box 12, F.9 Grube, J. (3); Gummer, F.T.; Gunn, Gertrude E.; Gupta, H.R.; Guy, R.D. (3); Gwynne-Timothy, John

F.34 Galbraith, John 1954-1974 (9)
F.35 Gibson, F.W. 1956-1970 (58), mostly concerning the Canadian Centenary Series.
F.36 Gibson, James A. 1971-1974 (8)
F.37 Glenbow Foundation 1958 - 1960 (19), mostly to/from Clifford P. Wilson - see also Box 14, F.4 and Box 17, F.7
F.38 Globe and Mail 1963-1973 (54). Includes Letters to the Editor as well as correspondence regarding book reviews.
F.39 Gluek, Alvin C. 1956-1969 (21) - see also Box 16, F.13
F.40 Gough, Barry M. 1972-1974 (8)
F.41 Graham, G.S. 1959-1974 (62) - see also Box 9, F.7 and Box 12, F.14
F.42 Graham, Roger 1962, 1967 - 1976 (49), most concerning the Canadian Centenary Series. See also Box 13, F.10 and Box 18, F.6
F.43 Grant, George 1961-1973 (4). Also includes a newspaper clipping. See also Box 7, F.1, Box 9, F.33, Box 11, F.3 and Box 18, F.6
F.44 Gray, John 1958-1964 (5) - see also Box 13, F.2 and F.7, Box 14, F.10, and Box 32, F.4
F.45 Great Plains Historical Association 1967-1968 (2) Also 6 newsletters.
F.46 Guest, Harry H. 1960-1962 (4). Also copy of a class paper.
F.47 Guggenheim Fellowship--Morton's planned application, 1950 (11). Also brochures and application forms. Letters to/from potential referees including H.A. Innis, A.L. Burt, S.D. Clark, and G.W. Brown.

BOX 10
F.1 Haier, R.P.; Haig, Campbell; Haig, Jennifer; Hakluyt Society - see Box 25, F.12; Hall, A.; Halpin, G.P. ;Hambley, G.H. ;Hamelin, J. - see Box 6, F.13; Hamelin, L.E. - see also Box 17, F.10; Hamelin, Marcel - see also Box 34 and Box 64, F.2; Hamilton, Alvin; Hample, B.; Hanke, Richard; Hannon, L.F. - see Box 32, F.6; Hansen, S.; Hanson, C.C. ;Harbron, J.D.; Harcourts (9); Hardman, Maurice (6); Hardy, L.; Harlow, V.T. - see Box 6, F.13 and Box 7, F.1; Harold's Book Shop; Harper, F.K.; Harper, J. Russell; Harris, Robin - see Box 17, F.2; Harrison, Eric; Harrowby, Earl of - see Box 9, F.7; Hart, G. ;Harvest House Ltd.; Harvey, D.C. (14) - see also Box 6, F.13; Hawkins, Arthur S. (4); Hawkins, G.R.S. - see Box 63, F.6; Hay, Denys - see Box 9, F.7; Hayes, Dale T.; Hayne, D.M. - see Box 35, F.1; Healey, W.J. - see Box 25, F.3; Hecht, John R.; Heddle, [ ]; Hedlin, Ralph; Heick, W.H. - see Box 13, F.10; Heintzman, Ralph; Heinz, H.J. & Co.; Hélin, E. - see Box 64, F.7; Henderson, Anne; Henderson, H.L.; Henderson, John Heraldry Society of Canada; Herendeen, W.; Hicks, Michael; High School Examination Board Hilborn, Robert H.; Hill, Douglas; Hilts, Joseph A.; Hind family - see Box 44, F.1.; Hirsch, John; Hjort, Frank A.; Hlady, W.M.; Hogan, George; Holmes, John W. - see Box 5, F.6; Holt, Rinehart and Winston; Hoogstraten, J.; Hopper, P.W.; Horn, Kahn-Tineta; Horowitz, Gad - see Box 56, F.1; Horsefield, R.B. - see Box 25, F.12; House of Grant; Howard, J.W.; Howarth, E.M.; Howson, J.D.L.; Hruska, A.J.; Hubbard, R.H. - see Box 34; Hudson's Bay Company - see Box 32, F.7, also see below; Hull, W.H.N. - see Box 18, F.6; Hunter, T.M.; Hurd, W. Burton - see Box 5, F.8; Huron College; Hurtubise, Claude (7); Huston, H.W.; Hutchinson, J.S. Huyda, Richard - see Box 32, F.9; Hyatt, A.M.J. ;Hyman, B. ;Hyman, Harry - see Box 12, F.6; Hynam, C.A.S. (5)

F.2 Haig, K.M. 1965-1966 (9)
F.3 Hale, Richard W. 1958-1965 (11)
F.4 Harris, R.C. 1967-1968, and 1972 (8)
F.5 Harris, Robin S. 1958-1972 (19)
F.6 Harvard University 1974 (3)
F.7 Hébert, Annette 1958-1965 (13)
F.8 Heddle, Joan 1968-1970 (5)
F.9 Heintzman, Ralph 1970-1973 ( 11)
F.10 Herklots, H.G.G. 1958-1971 (14)
F.11 Hertzman, Lewis 1973-1974 (3)
F.12 Hildebrandt, Heather Robertson 1971-1973(8)
F.13 Hiscocks, C. Richard 1955-1971 (24)
F.14 Historic Sites of Manitoba Advisory Board 1952-1962 (69). Mostly minutes and circulars. Includes some correspondence with H. Bowsfield.
F.15 Historic Sites of Manitoba Advisory Board 1977 (3)
F.16 History Group (Teachers) 1957-1962 (25)
F.17 Hudson's Bay Company Archives 1951-1970 (116), mostly applications for access to HBC material.
F.18 Hudson's Bay Company - Short Course on Archives 1975-1976 (79)

BOX 11
F.1 Hudson's Bay Record Society 1950-1976 (55). Includes letters to/from Clifford Wilson, editor of The Beaver and an article submitted by Morton in 1958.
F.2 Humanities Association of Canada 1952-1959 (8). All printed circular material.
F.3 Humanities Research Council of Canada 1952-1956 (135). Includes many applications for HRC funding, among them letters from E.T. Salmon, Northrop Frye and George Grant.
F.4 Humanities Research Council of Canada 1957-1960 (68)
F.5 Humanities Research Council of Canada 1961-1962 (72). Includes letters to/from Bernard Ostry and J.R. Kidd.
F.6 Humanities Research Council of Canada 1962-1975 (116). Includes letters to/from Bernard Ostry, J.R. Kidd, A.W. Patrick, W.S. Rogers, John Banks and Derek Bedson. See also Box 6, F.11, Box 14, F.4 and Box 35, F.1.

BOX 12
F.1 Hurtig, Mel 1968-1974 (31) - see also Box 6, F.2
F.2 Hutchinson, J.C. 1959-1974 (16)
F.3 Huyda, Richard 1962-1965 (8 )
F.4 Ignatieff, George - see Box 64, F.7; Im Hof, Ulrich - see Box 64, F.7; Indian and Metis, Continuing Committee; Indian and Metis Centennial Committee; Indian and Northern Affairs; Indian-Eskimo Association of Canada; Indian Eskimo Education Conference; Indiana Magazine of History; Information Please Almanac (7); Innis, H.A. - see Box 9, F.47; Institute for Northern Studies; Inter-Church Committee on Protestant-Roman Catholic Relations (3); International Economic History Association; International Journal (5); International Students' Organization; Ireland, W.E. (6); Irving, R.G. ;Irwin, John - see Box 64, F.6; Irwin, W.A.; Islam, Z.U.
F.5 Iddesleigh, Earl of 1963-1966 (9)
F.6 Illinois, University of 1964-1965 (24). Includes letters to/from Harold Hyman, Gretchen Starr (to Peg Morton) and Harry Bernstein, with a copy of a paper delivered by Morton.
F.7 Imperial Order Daughters of the Empire 1959-1962 (3)
F.8 Innes-Taylor, C.A.K. 1963-1964 (6). Includes letters to/from H.H. Saunderson, Graham Rowley, and Cliff Wilson.
F.9 Institut d'Histoire de l'Amérique Française 1957-1968 (22). Includes letter to/from Lionel Groulx and Father D'Eschambault.
F.10 Jackson, J. ;Jackson, P. James Lewis and Samuel Jaremko, M. (5); Jennings, L.C.; Jensen, C.A.E.; Jensen, V. Jobin, F.L. - see also Box 25, F.12; Johnson, A.B. Johnson, E.B. Johnson, K. - see also Box 17, F.22 Johnson, R. (3) Johnson, Mrs. W.A. - see Box 32, F.1 Johnston, C.M. - see Box 34 Johnston, K. Jones, C.M. (4); Jones, Richard A. - see Box 64, F.7; Jordan, E.C. (3); Journal of Canadian Studies (4); Journal of Economic History; Journal of Modern History
F.11 Jackson, James A. 1955-1970 (15)
F.12 Jaenen, Cornelius 1955-1972 (56). Most are letters of reference and recommendation. See also Box 7, F.1, Box 35, F.1 and Box 62, F.1.
F.13 Jarvis, Julia 1958-1959 (15) - see also Champlain Society and Dora Hood's Book Room.
F.14 Jayasekara, P.V.J. 1963-1966 (23). Includes letters to/from E.E. Rich, [G.S.] Graham, A.F. Madden, and D.A. Low. F.15 Jensen, C.A.E. 1958-1962 (8). Includes letters to/from W.S. Rogers, H.R.C.C.
F.16 Jensen, Merrill 1961-1962 (5). See also Box 23, F.20
F.17 Johns, Walter H. 1957 (4)
F.18 Johnstone, Barbara 1956-1970 (17)
F.19 Kaplan, J.G.; Karwacki, J. Katz, J. (3); Keirstead, B.S. - see Box 19, F.1; Kelley, B.J.; Kelley, D.R. (Michael?); Kennedy, A.A.; Kenora Public Library; Kent, Stanley (4;) Keppel-Jones, A.; Kepron's; Kerr, W.G.; Khan, R.A;. Kibedi, J.; Kidd, David Kidd, J.R. - see Box 11, F.5-6, Box 21, F.12 and Box 35, F.1; Kierans, H.P.; Kilgour, David; King, C.; King, R.F.B.; Kinnear, M.; Kipling, C.; Kirkconnell, Watson - see also Box 19, F.2; Kis, Jeannie; Kiwanis Club, Winnipeg; Klass, Alan A. (4); Klassen, H. (3); Klein, W.J.; Klieforth Prize; Klinck, C.F. - see Box 19, F.3; Knight, Don; Knopf, A.A. (5); Knox, O.; Knudson, J.W.; Konantz, M. (2); Kornberg, A.; Kostka, T.P.; Kosygin, A.; Kotkas, L.J.; Krueger, L. (5)
F.20 Kerr, D.G.G. 1955-1970 (10) - see also Box 1, F.16, Box 7, F.1, and Box 34.
F.21 Kilbourn, William 1962-1965 (7) - see also Box 34.
F.22 Killam Fellowship 1967-1969 (11). Includes Morton's applications.
F.23 Knaplund, Paul 1960-1964 (5) - see also Box 9, F.7 and Box 23, F.20
F.24 Kubesh, D.A. 1966-1970 (14). Includes letters to H. Neatby, G.S. French, K. McNaught and M.A. Ormsby.
F.25 Kupp, T.J. 1961-1974 (124). Also includes a letter from Marcel Trudel.

BOX 13
F.1 Laing, G.; Lalonde, M. ;Lambert, Norman P. - Box 25, F.3; Lambi, I.; Landon, C.C.; Lane, I. (3); LaPierre, Laurier - see also Box 6, F.13 and Box 9, F.28; Laponcs, J.A. - see Box 64, F.7; Lapp, E.I.; Laskin, Bora; Laskin, Richard; Lauzon, A.; Lebel, Maurice - see Box 19, F.2; Leddy, J.F. - see Box 25, F.12; Lee, H.B.; Lee, Thomas E. - see Box 17, F.10; Lees, H.; Leeson, C.W.; Lefranc, P.; Leger, Mme. Jules; Leipzig, University of; Leonard, T.J. (5); Leong, J.L.S.; Le Pan, Douglas; Lesage, J.; Lesyk, K. - see also Box 17, F.10; Levesque, G.-H.; Levitt, J. - see also Box 56, F.1 ;Liberal Party of Canada (3); Library of Congress; Lichfield, Countess of - see Box 43, F.7 and 9; Liesemer, Donald (3); Lightbody, Charles; Lindal, W.A.; Lindsay, E.; Lingard, C.C. - see Box 5, F.6 and F.8 Littlejohn, B.M.; Liverpool University Press (3); Livingston, W.R.; Lobb, Elizabeth Carmichael - see Box 32, F.1; Lockart, W.C. - see Box 7, F.1; Logan, H.T. (3); London Board of Education London, University of (3) Long, F.J. Longley, R.S. Longmans, Green & Company (8) Lord Selkirk Association (3) Lorimer, W.C. Lovink, T.; Low, D.A. - see Box 12, F.14 ; Lowe, R.A.; Loyalist Gazette; Luchkovich, M. - see Box 25, F.12; Lussier, A.; Luvaas, Jay; Lynch, Charles - see Box 56

F.1 Lyon, Peyton (7) - See also Box 18, F.6 Lyon, Sterling
F.2 Lacour-Gayet, R. 1965-1970 (30). Includes letters from Marcel Trudel and John Gray.
F.3 Lakehead College/University 1964-1970 (9)
F.4 Lamb, W. Kaye 1954-1968 (83) - see also Box 6, F.13, Box 9, F.7, Box 21, F.21, Box 32, F.7, Box 43, F.7, and Box 44, F.1.
F.5 Laurentian University 1963 (1)
F.6 Le Devoir 1967 (8) Includes letters from the editor, Claude Ryan.
F.7 Lent, D. Geneva 1954-1966 (109). Includes letters to/from John Gray, Lorne Pierce and J.G. McClelland.
F.8 Lethbridge, University of 1974-1975 (4)
F.9 Lower, A.R.M. 1948-1955, 1962 (17)
F.10 Lower, A.R.M. 1969-1975 (91). Includes letters to/from W.H. Heick re Lower festschrift, also to/from Roger Graham and F.R. Scott re Morton's contribution. Also copies and originals of letters from Ramsay Cook, F.R. Scott and Donald Smiley re a Canadian unity "manifesto", 1971-1973. See also Box 5, F.8 and Box 19, F.2

F.11 Mabbott, J.D. (4); Madgwick, R.B.; Magnusson, W.; Mainwaring, R.; Mandel, Eli; Manitoba Law Journal; Manko, [ ]; Manning, J. ;Marqués de la Encomienda; Martin, J.A.; Martin, Ged (3); Martin, M. and E. Martin, R.I. (6); Martin, W. Steward; Maskell, Lynn; Matheson, Ed.; Mathews, A.; Matthews, J.; Maurer, K.W.; Mauro, A.V. (8) re Royal Commission on Transportation; May, V.; Mealing, S.R. (5) - see also Box 6, F.21; Megill, General Memorial University of Newfoundland (6); Michener, J.R.; Michigan University Press; Midwest Conference; Mignano, J.; Miles, H.H.; Milligan, Frank (3) - see also Box 6, F.30 and Box 17, F.10;Mills, J.R.; Milwaukee Journa;l Minchinton, W.E.; Minister of Citizenship and Immigration; Ministère des Affaires Culturelles; Mitchell, Allan C.; Mitchell, Harvey; Mitchell, R.B.; Mitchell, W.O. - see Box 56, F.1; Mitchener, S.D.;Model Assembly of the United Nations (6); Moir, John - see Box 6, F.41 and Box 14, F.10; Molgat, Daniel - see Box 18, F.2; Molgat, Gil; Monarchist League of Canada - see Box 56, F.1; Monet, Jacques - see also Box 34 and Box 56, F.1; Monkman, S.; Monster, J.; Montsugu, Fr. - see Box 56, F.1; Montreal, Mayor of; Montreal University Press; Monture, F.C;. Monty, M.; Moodie, D.W.; Mooney, V.T.; Morenson, N.; Morgan, E. (includes C.M MacInnes); Morgan, W.O.; Morison, S.E. (6); Morley, M. (4); Morrell, W.P.; Morrison, C.A.; Morrison, K.B.; Morrow, C. (6, includes Duff Roblin); Morton, D. (5, includes J.B. Conacher); Morton, Frank; Moulton, [ ]; Mulock, W.; Murray, D.C.; Murray, F.; Murray, J.E.; Murray, R.C.; Mutual Life Assurance Co.; Myers, A.J.W.

BOX 14
F.1 MacDonagh, O.; Macdonald, A.E.; Macdonald, Donald S.; MacDonald, Mrs. D.; MacDonald, Flora - see Box 63, F.5; MacFarlane, Mrs. D.R. (4); MacFarlane, R.O. - see also Box 25, F.12; MacGregor, J.M.; MacGuigan, Mark - see also Box 64, F.4; MacIver, K. ;MacKasey, Bryce; MacKay, J.A.M.; MacKay, Shane - see Box 61, F.1; MacKay, Shirley (4); Mackie, J.D. (5); Mackinnon, Frank - see Box 56, F.1; Mackinnon, Hugh - see Box 21, F.27; MacKirdy, K.A. (3); Mackworth-Young, R.; MacLean, A.H.; MacLean, J. Angus; Maclean, W.G;. MacLennan, Hugh - see Box 18, F.6; MacMillan, David S.; MacNutt, W.S. (7) - see also Box 18, F.6 and Box 35, F.4; MacPherson, Brough - see also Box 25, F.3; MacRae, W.
F.2 MacDermot, T.W.L. 1965-1974 (12)
F.3 MacInnes, C.M. 1962-1968 (11) - see also Box 13, F.11
F.4 MacLeod, Margaret Arnett 1939, 1948, 1955-1959 (78). Includes letters to/from Canadian Historical Review (Gerald Craig), Humanities Research Council of Canada (John E. Robbins), CBC (Andrew Cowan), Canada Council, Canadian Writers' Foundation, Helen Annetts, Lorne Pierce (Ryerson Press), C.P.Stacey, Glenbow Foundation, and Fr. Pierre Picton.
F.5 MacLeod, Margaret Arnett 1960-1961 (19) Includes letters to/from Helen Annetts, Department of Northern Affairs, Ryerson Press (John Webster Grant),and Alice Brown, as well as MacLeod's research notes.
F.6 MacLeod, Margaret Arnett 1962-1966 (61). Mostly letters to/from Helen Annetts; also to/from Canadian Authors Association, Department of Northern Affairs, Canadian Writers' Foundation, Jean Tweed/Julia Jarvis (Dora Hood's Bookroom), Clifford P. Wilson (National Museum of Canada), Hartwell Bowsfield (Provincial Library, Manitoba), John P. Matheson, Lower Fort Garry (Barbara Johnson), Manitoba Museum of Man and Nature (J.D. Herbert), and Nan Shipley. - see also Box 5, F.4
F.7 MacMillan, David S. 1971 (1). Letter with typescript attached.
F.8 MacMillan, Davis S. 1977 (1).Canada Council Application and supporting documentation.
F.9 Macmillan Company of Canada 1945-1960 (26)
F.10 Macmillan Company of Canada 1961-1974 (82). Most of the letters are to/from John Gray. Also includes letters to/from J.M.S. Careless, R. Craig Brown, and J.S. Moir. - see also Box 56, F.1

BOX 15
F.1 Madden, A.F. 1962-1974
F.2 Mailing List - Morton's list (1966?)
F.3 Mallory, J.R. 1955-1972 (6)
F.4 Mallett, Michael 1965-1966 (6)
F.5 Manitoba Organizations: Manitoba Association of Registered Nurses, Manitoba Centennial Board, Manitoba Chambers of Commerce - see Box 25, F.12, Manitoba Council on Education, Manitoba department of Mines - see Box 25, F.12, Manitoba Educational Association - see below Manitoba Farmers' Union, Manitoba Geographical Society, Manitoba Historical Society - see below, Manitoba Mosaic Congress, Manitoba Museum, Manitoba Pageant, Manitoba School Journal, Manitoba School Trustees Association
F.6 Manitoba Centenary 1969 (2)
F.7 Manitoba Educational Association 1955-1962 (16)
F.8 Manitoba Historical Society 1955-1974 (49)
F.9 Manitoba, University of, Committee on Appointments 1962 (3)
F.10 Manitoba, University of, Alumni Association 1956-1959 (25 and 3 magazines)
F.11 Manitoba, University of, Comptroller's Office 1959-1966 (17)
F.12 Manitoba, University of, Extension Courses 1962 (5)
F.13 Manitoba, University of, President's Office 1961-1965 (11)
F.14 Manitoba, University of, General Correspondence 1942-1977 (74)
F.15 Manitoba, University of, Friendly Relations With Overseas Students, 1954-1957, 1962 (34) - See also F.J. Sharpe, Box 20. F.1
F.16 Mankato State College 1959 (7)
F.17 Masters, D.C. 1962-1967 (7) - see also Box 5, F.4, Box 17, F.2 and Box 19, F.3

BOX 16
F.1 McClay, Pat - see Box 32, F.7; McClelland, J.G. - see Box 6, F.13, Box 9, F.1, and Box 13, F.7.; McCook, J. - see Box 25, F.12; McCormack, A. Ross (8); McCourt, E.A. - see also Box 6, F.21; McCutcheon, Brian R.; McCutcheon, W.W.; McDonald, Archie; McDougall, D. - see Box 25, F.14; McEwen, A.C. (6); McEwen, Grant (3;) McEwen, John (5); McGill University Library; McGraw-Hill Book Co. (11); McGregor, Malcolm F. - see Box 19, F.4 ;McIlwraith, Thomas F. (3); McIndoe, J.; McInnis, Edgar - see Box 5, F.6; McKay, A.G. - see also Box 19, F.4; McKee, Bill; McLauglin, K.M.; McLaughlin, Roy (3) (includes Nan Shipley); McLean, Sheila (13); McLean, Stewart E. (5); McLennan, E.J.; McMahon, E.P.; McLeod, Wallace - see Box 32, F.1; McMahon, J.S. - see Box 25, F.12; McMillan, C.; McMillan, H.; McMorran, G.A.; McMullen, W.J.G. - see also Box 32, F.1; McPeake, A. (3) - see also Box 43, F.9; McRobbie, K.A.; McWilliams, R.F.

F.2 McArthur, Peter Recollections Manuscript received from D.C. McArthur.
F.3 McClelland and Stewart 1963-1976 (27). See also Box 6, F.11, Box 29, F.1, 5 and 9, Box 30, F.7, Box 32, F.7, Box 34, Box 35, F.1, 2, and 3, Box 43, F.7 and Box 56, F.1.
F.4 McCready, H.W. 1961-1962 (15). See also McMaster University (F.8) and Box 17, F.2
F.5 McCutcheon, Brian R. 1966-1974 (12)
F.6 McGill University 1962-1968 (13). Includes letters to/from Justice Sam Freedman, Maxwell Cohen and H.D. Woods.
F.7 McGill University Press 1971-1972 (15)
F.8 McMaster University 1962-1975 (20). See also McCready (F.4)
F.9 McNaught, K.W. 1961-1963 (6 and 1 offprint) - see also Box 7, F.1
F.10 Melville, Duncan 1977 Canada Council application and supporting documentation.
F.11 Mennonite Bible College 1959-1961 (4)
F.12 Michener, D. Roland (and Norah)1969-1973 (4) - see also Box 18, F.2 and Box 43, F.8-9
F.13 Michigan State University 1964-1965 (6, with offprint and some circulars). Correspondence to/from Alvin C. Gluek.
F.14 Minnesota Historical Society and Minnesota History 1951-1966 (82). See also Box 63, F.4.
F.15 Mississippi Valley Historical Association 1946-1964 (7)
F.16 Mitchell, Harvey 1955-1966 (59). Includes letters to/from Lester Pearson, Gordon Rothney, H.S. Fern, and David Fulton.
F.17 Monck Letters and Journals 1970-1972 (10). Correspondence concerning this book. See also letters (1965-1968), Box 43, F.7-9.
F.18 Montréal, Université de 1968 (6)
F.19 Moorehead State College 1962-1964 (9)
F.20 Morton, Harry A. ( brother) 1963-1971 (17)
F.21 Morton, Orde (son) 1959 (3, letters of introduction)
F.22 Mosaic, 1966-1970 (9)
F.23 Motor Country Club 1955-1962 (13)
F.24 Mount Allison University 1959-1965 (9)
F.25 Mowat, Farley 1961 (3)
F.26 Museum of Natural History 1959 (15) Most to/from Blodwen Davies.

BOX 17
F.1 Naidu, M.V. Nantel, Roger - see Box 17, F.12; Narvey, K.M. (3); Nash, R.; National Archives of Canada; National Gallery of Canada; National Library; National Museum of Man; Naylor, D.; Nebraska, University of; Neepawa Chamber of Commerce; Nelson, C.R. ;Nelson, D.; Nelson, H. - see Box 5, F.6 ;Neville, W.F.W. (5); New Civics Studies Group; Newey, Stan C. ;Newfoundland Public Libraries; Newfoundland Tourist Development; Newman, Dorothy (3); Newman, Peter C. - see also Box 6, F.13; Newspaper Clipping Service; Newton, M.B.; Newton-White, M.E.; Nezowy, W.; Nichiporick, W. ;Nicholson, G. - see Box 5, F.1; Nickerson, Mrs. M. Nicks; John Nielsen-Ferns Ltd.; Nolan Consultants; Norris, John M. - see Box 17, F.15; Norris, Justice T.G.; North Dakota History; Northwest Plumbing and Heating; North-West Mounted Police; Nowlan, G.C.; Nowlan, M.C.

F.2 National Conference of Canadian Universities and Colleges 1958-1962 (79). Includes letters to/from D.C. Rowat, H.W. McCready, Robin Harris, Frank Stiling, R.J. Glendinning, Maxwell Cohen and D.C. Masters.
F.3 National Film Board 1959-1973 (22)
F.4 Neatby, Hilda 1956-1967 (19). See also Box 5, F.1 and F.4; Box 6, F.21; Box 8, F.9; Box 12, F.24; Box 18, F.3 and F.6; Box 19, F.1 and F.4; Box 56, F.1 and Box 64, F.7.
F.5 New Brunswick, University of 1965-1972 (16)
F.6 North Dakota, University of 1958-1960 (24)
F.7 Northern Studies Project, University of Manitoba, 1955-1957 (23). Includes letters to/from R. Glover and Glenbow Foundation. See also V. Stefansson, Box 21, F.21.
F.8 Northern Studies Committee Minutes, 1962-1963 (12)
F.9 Obodiac, Stan - see also Box 25, F.12; O'Day, R. ;Ogelsby, J.C.M.; Oleksy, W.; Oleson, A.; Oleson, K.G.; Oleson, Richard; Oliver, Michael (3) - see also Box 9, F.28; Olson, P.J.; Ontario College of Education; Ontario Institute for Studies in Education; Organization of American Historians; Ormsby, Bill; Osler, A.; Osler, E.B. - see also Box 56, F.1 and Box 64, F.4.; Ostry, B. - see Box 6, F.29 and Box 11, F.5 and F.6; Otago, University of (4) - see also Angus Ross, Box 18, F.10; Ottawa Journal; Ouellet, André (3); Ouellet, Fernand (3) - see also Box 18, F.6 and Box 64, F.7; Overholtzer, H.A.; Overture Concerts; Owen, David; Oxford University Press (8)
F.10 Oleson, T.J. (family of) 1970-1974 (42). Includes letters to/from Kathryn Oleson Lesyk, L.E. Hamelin, W.E. Taylor, F.J. Thorpe, Thomas E. Lee, and Frank Milligan (Canada Council) - see also Box 29, F.4
F.11 Ontario Council on Graduate Studies 1971 (5) - see also Carleton University
F.12 Order of Canada 1969 - 1973 (38). Includes letters to/from Esmond Butler, David Farr, Donald Cameron, Harry R. Deyman, Thomas J. Bata, Bob Dunsmore, Royal Society of Canada, Tom Symons, Roger Nantel and Walter Dinsdale.
F.13 Orlikow, Lionel 1957-1969 (28)
F.14 Ormerod, M.J. 1967-1972 (12)
F.15 Ormsby, Margaret 1955 - 1974 (13). Includes letters to/from John M. Norris re Ormsby festschrift - see also Box 5, F.1,Box 12, F.24 and Box 34

F.16 Pacific Historical Review (5); Palmer, Howard - see also Box 64, F.7; Palmer, N.C.; Panitch, L.V. (5); Panting, Gerald E. (7); Paradis, Mme. A.; Park Plaza Hotel; Parker, James L. - see Box 25, F.12 ;Parkhill, L.K. Parris, H. - see also Box 9, F.7; Passport Office; Patterson, Graeme; Payne, John de B. - see also Box 25, F.12; Paynter, Henry Pearce, W.G.; Pearson, Lester - see also Box 16, F.16; Peebles, A.; Pellerin, F.; Pelletier, Gérard (3); Penelhum, T.; Penfield, Wilder - see Box 56, F.1; Pentland, H. Clare (7) - see also Box 32, F.9; Perdue, H.S.; Perras, R.; Perry, J. ;Harvey Peter, John (4) - see also Box 18, F.6; Peterborough, Mayor of; Peterborough Examiner; Peterborough Symphony Orchestra; Peterson, T.E.; Pettit, Sydney - see Box 64, F.2 Phelan; J. Philosophical Society, U. of Manitoba; Pickersgill, J.W. (3); Picton, G. (3); Picton, Fr. Pierre - see Box 14, F.4; Piddington, R.; Pidhaini, O.S.; Pierce, Lorne - see Box 13, F.7 and Box 14, F.4 Pinnington, John (3) Pisiak, Victoria Pitblado, I. - see Box 25, F.12 Polar Record - see also Box 20, F.13 Pollock, Gordon Poole, A.L. Portuguese Ambassador Posnikofff, Verna Pouliot, Fr. A. (3;) Powley, .E. ;Prairie Provinces Research; Prang, Margaret - see Box 21, F.10; Pratt, A.M. (5) - see also Box 25, F.12; Pratt, G.R.; Prefontaine, J.R. - see Box 62, F.1; Preston, Richard A. (4) - see also Box 5, F.1; Prince Edward Island, University of Probst, George E.; Progressive Conservative Association, Ontario Progressive Conservative Student Federation; Progressive Conservative Youth Federation; Progressive Party in Canada Province of Saskatchewan; Prystupa, Steve; Public Affairs, Institute of (and journal Public Affairs); Purdy, A.W.; Puxley, H.L.; Pye, Stanley F. (11); Pyper, Nancy

F.17 Pacific Affairs 1946-1948 (11)
F.18 Parker, M.J. 1957-1962 (9)
F.19 Parker, W.H. 1958-1969 (32)
F.20 Patrick, A.W. 1959-1962 (5) - see also Box 11, F.6
F.21 Personal File 1963-1973. Includes letters and invoices relating to travel and hotel arrangements, estimates for work done by contractors and reader's tickets for various archival repositories.
F.22 Peterborough Museum 1972-1973 (13). Includes letters to/from Cliff Wilson, Ken Johnson, J.C. Clough and H.R. Deyman.
F.23 Peters, Victor 1958-1966 (43)
F.24 Peterson, Thomas 1957-1960 (12)
F.25 Pomfret School 1962 (4)
F.26 Public Archives of Canada 1965-1973 (38) - see also Smith, W.
F.27 Quance Lectures, 1965 (given by J.F. Leddy) Queen-Hughes, Mrs. W. Queen's University
F.28 The Quarterly of Canadian Studies 1972-1974 (12)
F.29 Queen's Quarterly 1956-1973 (23)
F.30 Quinn, David 1961-1969 (10)

F.31 Rajan, M.S.; Ralston, Keith - see Box 34; Rasky, Frank; Ray, S; RCE Military Museum; Rea, E.; Rea, J.E. ;Reader's Digest; Reaney, James; Rees, W. Regehr, J. Regina Campus (from Tom Symons) Reid, L.A. - see Box 25, F.12 Reid, W. Stanford (3) Revue d'Histoire de l'Amérique Française Renouf, G.P. Reynolds, H.V. (6); Rheault, M. (3;) Rice, Patrick - see Box 43, F.7 and F.8.; Richards, C. J.A.; Richards Publishing; Richardson, K.M.; Richmond, Anthony - see Box 64, F.7; Ridgeway Potteries Canada (3); Riel, Mrs. M.; Ritchie, C.S.A.; Robarts, John P.; Robb, S. A.; Roberts, R.A. ;Robertson, H.; Rocke (4); Robertson, Ian; Robin, Martin; Robinson, J.E. - see Box 5, F.6; Robinson, J.M.; Rockefeller Foundation; Rockwood - Woodlands Historical Society; Roe, F.G. (6;) Rogers, B. (3); Rogers, W.S. - see Box 11, F.6 and Box 12, F.15; Ronaghan, Allen (3); Rose, W.J. (7); Rosenfield, Harry N.; Ross, Howard; Ross, Malcolm (2) - see also Box 7, F.1 and Box 19, F.4; Rothney, Gordon O. (7) - see also Box 7, F.1, Box 16, F.1 and Box 25, F.3; Rowan, D.W.C.; Rowat, Donald C. (3) - see also Box 17, F.2; Rowley, Graham - see also Box 12, F.8; Royal Canadian Air Force; Royal Victoria College; Rudnyckyj, J.B.; Rupert's Land, Provincial Synod; Rusen, Sol; Rusk, Dean; Russenholt, E.S. (5); Ruth, Roy H. (7); Rutherford, Homer V. - see also Box 17, F.32, Box 21, F.50 and Box 23, F.18; Rycroft, E.H.; Ryerson Press - see Box 14, F.4

F.32 Rasporich, Anthony 1965-1973 (117). File also includes letters to/from G.S. French, H.V. Rutherford, K.A.P. Sandiford, and S.F. Wise. See also Box 34
F.33 Rasporich, Anthony [1970?]. Portions of ms. [thesis?] and announcement of examination.
F.34 Ready, W.B. 1955-1973 (57). Also some offprints and complete periodicals.
F.35 Reid, John 1959-1963 (21)
F.36 Reid, J.H.S. 1958-1964 (20). See also Box 7, F.1 and Box 21, F.50

BOX 18
F.1 Rhineland - Stanley Teachers' Association 1963 (6)
F.2 Rhodes Scholarship Trust 1952-1975 (45). Also brochures and application forms. Includes letters to/from D.R. Michener, E.T. Williams and Daniel Molgat.
F.3 Rich, E.E. 1960-1973 (30). Includes letters to/from L.G. Thomas, F.H. Soward, H.H. Saunderson, R. Glover, and H. Neatby. See also Box 6, F.30, Box 12, F.14 and Box 32, F.8
F.4 Robbins, John E. 1958-1966 (10). See also Box 5, F.8, Box 6, F.29, Box 14, F.4 and Box 21, F.21
F.5 Roblin, Duff 1958-1974 (48). See also Box 6, F.1 and F.3, Box 13, F.11, and Box 62, F.1
F.6 Roblin, Duff 1967 (70), Campaign for the Conservative Party Leadership. Includes letters to/from Derek Bedson, George Grant, A.G. Bailey, W.S. MacNutt, Donald Smiley, Norman Ward, R. Clark, L.H. Thomas, Peyton Lyon, Murray Donnelly, D.G. Creighton, H. Neatby, H.G. Thorburn, A.R. Beven, R. Daniells, Roger Graham, John Peter, Northrop Frye, Peter Waite, Hugh MacLennan, W.H.N. Hull, L.H. Shebeski, Daniel Cappon, Michel Chevalier, Michel Brunet, Donald V. Smiley, W.S. MacNutt, and Fernand Ouellet.
F.7 Rochester, University of 1962-1964 (3)
F.8 Rolland, Solange Chaput 1966-1967 (21)
F.9 Ross Papers. Letter from W.E. Ingersoll (1950) with copies of the Ross letters.
F.10 Ross, Angus 1971-1974 (17)
F.11 Royal Canadian Geographical Society 1964-1969 (13)
F.12 Royal Commonwealth Society 1960-1974 (46). Most are Library Notes, a newsletter published by the society.

BOX 19
F.1 Royal Society of Canada 1956-1962 (96). Includes circulars and nomination forms as well as letters to/from D.G. Creighton, F.H. Soward, Roy Daniells, G.F.G. Stanley, Wallace K. Ferguson, H. Neatby, E.T. Salmon, Bertie Wilkinson, Vincent Bladen, Frank Underhill, and B.S. Keirstead.
F.2 Royal Society of Canada--Bilingualism and Biculturalism 1963-1969 (41). Includes Morton's draft brief, circulars and letters to/from Arthur Lower, Maurice Lebel, and Watson Kirkconnell.
F.3 Royal Society of Canada 1963-1969 (146). Includes circulars and newsletters as well as letters to/from D.C. Masters, S.D. Clark, F.R. Scott, J.A. Corry, G.F.G. Stanley, E.T. Salmon, C.F. Klinck, Irene Spry, and A.G. Bailey.
F.4 Royal Society of Canada 1970-1974 (68). Includes letters to/from R.M. Wiles, S.D. Clark, G.F.G. Stanley, Malcolm F. McGregor, A.G. McKay, H. Neatby, Malcolm Ross, A.G. Bailey, and Roy Daniells.
F.5 Royal Society of Canada 1967-1971 (9). Newsletters and pamphlets. See also Box 17, F.12
F.6 Rubin, Kenneth 1966-1971 (30)
F.7 Ryan, Claude 1964. See also Le Devoir, Box 13, F.6 and Box 63, F.1.

BOX 20
F.1 St. James Public Library; St. John's Ravenscourt School; St. Luke's Parish Church; St. Paul's College; Sampson, William R. (3); Samuel, Eve; Sanders, R.J.; Sandwell, B.D. - see also Box 2, F.1; Sandiford, K.A.P. - see Box 17, F.32; Saturday Night; Saul, P.; Sault Ste. Marie Public Library; Saunders, Sir Owen - see Box 6, F.30; Saunders, T.A. (3) - see also Box 21, F.28; Sawchyn, S. ;Scarth, A. ;Schlatter, Richard - see Box 64, F.7 Schioler, J. (8;) Schreuder, Deryck; Schultz, Ivan - see Box 25, F.3 ;Scientific Club of Winnipeg ;Scorer, Mary (5) - see also Box 21, F.28; Scott, F.R. - see also Box 13, F.10 and Box 19, F.3; Scott, Stephen A. - see Box 56, F.1; Scott, S.; Gordon Scott, V.H.; Scottish Studies, Conference on Seguin, M. - see Box 6, F.13; Selkirk, Lord - Association; Shanks, L.; Sharpe, F.J. - see also Box 15, F.15 ;Shea, A.A.; Shebeski, L.H. - see also Box 18, F.6; Sheffield, E.F.; Shepherd, C.K. - see Box 25, F.12; Shepherd, F.D. - see Box 25, F.12; Sheppard, Rice - see Box 25, F.3; Sherman, H.; Sherman, L.R.; Shipley, Nan - see also Box 14, F.6, Box 16, F.2 and Box 25, F.12; Shrive, Norman Siddall, E. H. Sifton, Clifford Sifton, Victor - see also Box 7, F.1 Sigsworth, J.W. (3) Silver, A. Simpson, G.W. Singerman, D. Sir George Williams University (10) Sir Wilfrid Laurier Collegiate (8); Sissons, C.B. (4) - see also Box 32, F.7; Skelton, R.A.; Skilling, G.; Slater, J.K.; Smith, B.F.; Smith, C.C.; Smith, D.; Smith, Goldwin - see Box 30, F.8; Smith, K. (5); Smith, Percy (4) ;Smith, Wilfred (2) - see also Public Archives and Box 43, F.8; Snell, J.; The Social Studies - Progress Report; Sotiroff, G.; Spencer, Henry E. - see Box 25, F.3; Spencer, R.A. - see Box 5, F.5; Spice, E. ;Spivak, Sidney; Spragge, G.W. - see also Box 5, F.4; Sprott, E.R.; Starr, Chester (3); Starr, Gretchen - see Box 12, F.6; State Historical Society of Wisconsin; Steefel, L.D.; Steeves, M.A.; Steeves, Ross; Steeves, R.K.; Stephens, G.M. Stevens, F. ;Stevens, G.R.; Stevens, H.; Stevenson, A.R.; Stevenson, Mrs. A.R. - see Box 56, F.1; Stewart, J.H.; Stewart-Hay, R.K.; Stiling, Frank (3) - see also Box 17, F.2; Stinson, Arthur - see Box 62, F.1; Stormon, J.S.; Story, N.; Strachan, Robin H. - see Box 56, F.1; Strachie, Lord Stuart, J.A.; Student Placement, U. of Manitoba ;Stultz, R.; Sullivan, A.; Sullivan, Marita; Summer School, U. of Manitoba; Sunder, J.E.; Swan, Conrad; Swangula, Charlie; Swinton, G.; Sydney, University of (3); Sylvain, Philippe - see Box 56, F.1

F.2 Sachse, William L. 1960-1965 (6)
F.3 St.John's College 1955-1968 (84)
F.4 St. John's College 1969-1975 (51)
F.5 Salmon, E. Togo 1956-1969 (6)
F.6 Saskatchewan Council of Public Affairs; Saskatchewan Diamond Jubilee; Saskatchewan History
F.7 Saskatchewan, University of 1959-1973 (15). Includes letters to/from A.R. Allen.
F.8 Saunders, Doris 1970-1972 (7)
F.9 Saunders, Janet 1966-1968 (14)
F.10 Saunderson, H.H. 1966-1967 (4) - see also Box 18, F.3
F.11 Savard, Pierre 1974 (5, about P.S.) - see also Box 34
F.12 Saywell, John T. 1957-1967 (52) - see also Box 5, F.5 and Box 25, F.12
F.13 Schmid, Helen 1970 (4)
F.14 Scott Polar Research Institute 1969-1970 (8). Includes material relating to the Polar Record, and Alan Cooke.

BOX 21
F.1 Setton, K.M. 1957-1964 (6)
F.2 Sharp, Mitchell 1959-1973 (5)
F.3 Sharp, Paul F. 1950-1956 (20) - see also Box 25, F.3
F.4 Shaw, W.T. 1957-1963 (29)
F.5 Sheps, Arthur 1966-1968 (15) - see also Box 6, F.13
F.6 Shields, R.A. 1959-1973 (13)
F.7 Sibley, W.M. 1961-1968 (16)
F.8 Sirluck, Ernest 1970-1974 (4)
F.9 Smiley, Donald 1967-1974 (11) - see also Box 13, F.10, Box 18, F.6 and Box 56, F.1
F.10 Smith, Allan 1967-1975 (5). Includes letter to/from Margaret Prang about Smith.
F.11 Smith, W.D. 1955 - 1977 (45)
F.12 Social Science Research Council of Canada 1962-1966 (34). Also includes expense vouchers for Canadian Centenary Series. Letters are to/from J.R. Kidd.
F.13 Soward, F.H. 1956-1958 (13). See also Box 5, F.4, Box 18, F.3 and Box 19, F.1
F.14 Spivak, Sidney 1967-1969 (4)
F.15 Spry, Graham and Irene 1959-1973 (34). For I.M. Spry see also Box 19, F.3 and Box 44, F.1
F.16 Stacey, C.P. 1960 and 1973 (3). See also Box 1, F.16, Box 5, F.1, and Box 14, F.4
F.17 Stanfield, Robert L. 1969-1973 (16)
F.18 Stanley, G.F.G. 1955-1962 (11). See also Box 5, F.1, Box 19, F.1, F.3, and F.4 and Box 32, F.9
F.19 State University of New York 1964 (1)
F.20 Stefansson, Mrs. Vilhjalmur 1962 (2)
F.21 Stefansson, Vilhjalmur 1958-1962 (82). With many carbon copies attached to Stefansson's letters. Also includes some letters to/from W. Kaye Lamb and John E. Robbins. See also Box 6, F.34 and Box 7, F.6
F.22 Steinkopf, Maitland B. 1968-1970 (4)
F.23 Steiman, L.B. 1965-1969 (18)
F.24 Stemshorn, Eleanor 1968- 970 (7)
F.25 Stevenson, Betty 1973 (2)
F.26 Stuart, J.A.D. 1966-1969 (6)
F.27 Stubbs, John 1973 (4). Includes 2 letters to Hugh MacKinnon about Stubbs.
F.28 Stubbs, Roy St. George 1964-1967 (11). Includes letters to/from Tom Saunders, Winnipeg Free Press and Mary Scorer.

F.29 Student Correspondence 1959-1962: Anderson, G.; Anderson, J.E. ;Aron, D.; Avery, D.; Bancroft, D.H.; Bancroft, W.J.; Beauregard, E.E;. Belton, C.M.; Bodvarsson, B.J.; Bricknell, K. (7); Brown, A.A.; Dawes, M.; Daycock, D.W.; Dougall, G.F.; Dubois, R.V.; Eaton, D.; Edmondson, M.(5); Fedak, E.; Finnbogason, J.H.; Flint, D.M.; Friesen, E.A.; Hawkes, C.; Hayhurst, B.J.; Hildebrandt, J.; Hitchens, M.; Horsford, P.; Hurtig, S.J.; Illingsworth, J.; Kletko, G.; Kowlchuk, E.V.; Leask, G.; Leloka, I.H.; McCarron, C.V.; McLean, W.J.; Malo, R.J.; Marek, J.V. (9); Megwatu, J.; Menzies, G.; Molyneux, G.W.; Moon, E.; Myers, P.J.; Penner, G.(6); Piper, J.A.; Rea, J.E.; Reimer, G. (12); Rempel, P.J. (7); Roper, A.; Schroeder, W.; Siemens, E.; Simandjuntak, B.; Simmons, J.; Stern, J.; Stewart, W. (5); Su, M.; Taylor, J.; Van Joff, V.; Woronchak, I. A.; Zoltok, P.
F.30 Studia Hibernica, 1971-1973 (12). Also includes Irish Historical Studies
F.31 Swainson, Donald 1960-1970 (45)
F.32 Symons, Scott 1963-1966 (6)
F.33 Symons, T.H.B. 1972-1974 (2). See also Box 6, F.27, Box 17, F.12 and F.31 and Box 56, F.1
F.34 Takashima, G.M.; Talman, J.J. (4) - see also Box 5, F.1; Tangri, O.P.; Tarr, E.J.; Taub, B.M.; Taylor, J.L.; Taylor, R.J., Public Archives of Canada; Taylor, W.E. - see Box 17, F.10; Teach-Ins Teachers' Association; Tennyson, B.D.; Teulon-Porter, N.; Thompson, F.F. - see also Box 6, F.13; Thomson, M.M. ;Thorburn, H.G. (5) - see also Box 18, F.6; Thorgrimson, T.; Thorlakson, P.H.T. - see Box 62, F.1; Thornton, A.P.; Thorpe, F.J. - see Box 17, F.10; Times (London), Hilary Brigstoke; Times Literary Supplement ;Timothy, H.B. (4); Toews, J.B. ;Toews, J.E. (4); Toronto Public Library - see Box 32, F.7; Tottle, E.; Totton, S.J .- see also McClelland and Stewart; Towns, W.G.; Tracy, V.; Trent Canal System; Trent, G;. Triangle Auto Stores; Trotter, Mrs. R.G. - see Box 6, F.13; Trudeau, P.E. ;Trudel, J.-P. (3); Trynchuk, N.; Tuchwell, H.; Turek, V.; Turnbull, Thomas - see Box 25, F.12 ;Turner, H.E. - see Box 34; Turner, I.G. ;Turner, John; Turney, W.; Tway, D.C.; Tweed, Mrs. T. - see also Dora Hood's Book Room.
F.35 Tamarack Review, 1965 (5)
F.36 Task Force on Canadian Unity 1978 report and accompanying letter.
F.37 Thomas, L.G. 1948-1973 (14). See also Box 7, F.1 and Box 18, F.3
F.38 Thomas, L.H. 1955-1965 (15). See also Box 5, F.4, Box 18, F.6 and Box 32, F.7
F.39 Thompson, J.H. 1977 (2)
F.40 Thorson, J.T. 1973 (4)
F.41 Toronto Star, 1965, 1970-1973 (9). See also Box 56, F.1
F.42 Toronto, University of 1958-1968 (24)
F.43 Trent University, 1965, 1977 (14) See also T.H.B. Symons, F.33
F.44 Trudel, Marcel 1956-1973 (230). See also Box 12, F.25, Box 13, F.2, Box 34, Box 35, F.1 and Box 40, F.1
F.45 Turton, Conway 1969-1972 (25). See also Box 40
F.46 Ukrainian Voice Underhill, F.H.(5) - see also Box 19, F.1; Unesco; United Church of Canada ;United Empire Loyalists; United Grain Growers ;Universal Encyclopedia; Universitaires, Presses de France; University Club of Ottawa; University Committee to Consider and Report on University Research; University Women's Club of Winnipeg; Urquhart, M.C.; Usher, J.E. - see also Box 34
F.47 Ukrainian Canadian Committee 1962 and 1964 (2)
F.48 Ukrainian Canadian Research Foundation 1973 and 1974 (5)
F.49 United Farmers' Movement of Manitoba 1953 and earlier. Historical material provided by S. Sinclair.
F.50 United College 1960-1962 (6) Includes c.v. of J.H.S. Reid and letters to/from H.V. Rutherford.

BOX 22
F.1 University Affairs, 1962 and 1972 (2)
F.2 University Government 1961-1963 (27). Includes memoranda, articles and correspondence.
F.3 University Committee to Consider and Report on University Research 1962 (25)
F.4 University of Toronto Press 1945-1975 (237). Includes letters to/from George Brown. See also Box 25, F.3 and F.12, Box 31, F.1, Box 44, F.1 and Box 46, F.1 and 2.
F.5 University of Toronto Press 1957-1961 (7). Royalty Statements.
F.6 University of Toronto Quarterly 1945-1946 (2)
F.7 Upton, L.F.S. 1962-1974 (32) - see also Box 9, F.10 and Box 34
F.8 Valcour, A.M. Vallely, L. Van Alstyne, R. Vanier, Mme. G. Ventures Vickers, Chris - see Box 25, F.12 Vipond, M. Volunteer Bureau

F.9 Wadland, J. Wade, Mason - see Box 64, F.2 Waines, W.J. (4) Walker, Jessie - see Box 32, F.1 Wallace, H.N. (4) Wallace, Malcolm - see Box 5, F.6 Walton, G. Wansbrough, V.C. - see Box 6, F.36; Ward, J.M.; Ward, N. (3) See also Box 6, F.21 and Box 18, F.6; Wardle, R.A.; Warkentin, B.A. (4); Washington, University of; Watson, Allan H. - see Box 7, F.1; Watson, G.A.B.; Watson, J.W. - see Box 25, F.3; Watson, Patrick; Watt, Frank - see Box 34; Watt, J.T.; Webb, Thompson - see Box 23, F.21; Webb, R.K. ;Weinzweig, P.; Weir, J.R.; Weir, T.; Wengel, P.; Westermark, T.I.; Western Canadian Studies Conference; Western Historical Quarterly; Western History Association; Western Ontario, University of Westward Ho Motel; Wheeler, A.L.; Wheeler, R.C.; White, F.D.; White, H.D.; Who's Who; Wieler, B. ;Wilburne, B.; Wiles, R.M. - see Box 19, F.4; Wiley, B.I.; Wilkinson, Bertie - see Box 19, F.1; Williams, E.T. - see Box 18, F.2; Williams, J.A. (8); Williamson, E.L.R. (4); Willoughby, M.G. (4); Wilmot, L.F. (5); Wilson, Alan (3) - see also Box 6, F.30, Box 34, and Box 44, F.1.; Wilson, Ellen L. - see Box 32, F.1; Wilson, W.A.; Winder, C. Gordon - see Box 44, F.1; Winnipeg Squash and Racquet Club; Winnipeg Teachers' Convention Committee; Winnipeg Tribune; Wipper, Kirk (3); Wisconsin Dept. of Taxation; Wiseman, N.; Wisewell, G.B. ;Witney, C.H.; Wolfson, H.L. ;Wollman, D.; Women's Advertising Club of Toronto; Women's Canadian Club; Wonders, W.C.; Wood, J.D. ;Wood, Rex R. - see Box 25, F.3; Woodcock, G.; World Affairs Quarterly (3); World Book Encyclopedia - see below; World University Service of Canada; Wortley, J.; Wright, Dana (7); Wright, Gerald H. - see also Box 64, F.1; Wyatt, V.H. ;Wyman, W.D.; Wynn, G.

BOX 23
F.1 Waite, Peter B. 1959-1963 (9)
F.2 Waite, Peter B. 1963-1974 (114). See also Box 6, F.13, Box 18, F.6, Box 30, F.6 and Box 34.
F.3 Walker, F.B. 1956-1957 (13). Re Canadian Centenary Series.
F.4 Wallace, Mrs. R.C. 1965-1966 (10)
F.5 Warketin, J. 1960-1968 (8) - see also Box 44, F.1
F.6 Waterloo, University of 1973 (1)
F.7 Wells, Jeanne C. 1971-1973 (9)
F.8 Western Ontario, University of 1970-1971 (20)
F.9 Whalley, George 1962-1966 (19)
F.10 Whitcomb, E.A. 1966-1974 (29)
F.11 Who's Who In Canada 1962-1970 (5)
F.12 Willis, E.F. 1962 (3)
F.13 Wilson, C.P. 1957-1967 (25). See also Glenbow Society, Box 9, F.37 and Hudson's Bay Record Society, Box 11, F.1, as well as Box 9, F.10, Box 12, F.8, Box 14, F.6 and Box 17, F.22.
F.14 Windsor, K.N. 1965-1973 (18) - see also Box 34
F.15 Windsor, University of 1964-1971 (5)
F.16 Winks, Robin 1959-1970 (66)
F.17 Winnipeg Free Press 1957-1974 (14) - see also Box 21, F.28
F.18 Winnipeg, University of 1973 (3). Letters are to/from H.V. Rutherford.
F.19 Wisconsin Magazine of History, 1957-1965 (17)
F.20 Wisconsin, University of 1959-1965 (24). Includes letters to/from William Sachse, Paul Knaplund, Merrill Jensen and E.J. Archer.
F.21 Wisconsin, University Press 1960-1973 (83). Includes letters to/from Courtney C.J. Bond, Andrew Clark, William Sachse, and Thompson Webb.
F.22 Wise, S.F. 1965-1968 (16, and 3 offprints) See also Box 17, F.32, Box 34 and Box 56, F.1

BOX 24
F.1 Woods, H.D. 1961-1969 (15) - see also Box 16, F.6
F.2 World Book Encyclopedia, 1956-1971 (23)
F.3 Wray, William D. 1966-1968 (10)
F.4 Yale Paperbounds; Yellow Door Gallery; Young, Walter D. (3); Young Conservative Action; Young Men's Christian Association; Young Women's Christian Association; Yule, Robert F. (7)
F.5 Yaremko, M. 1964-1969 (9)
F.6 York University 1963-1973 (11)
F.7 Zhukov, E.M. - see Box 64, F.7 Zieman, M.K. Zolf, Larry - see Box 56, F.1
F.8 Zacour, Norman [1945]-1959 (39)
F.9 Zaslow, Morris 1958-1972 (153) - see also Box 6, F.13
F.10 Unidentified Correspondence: Letters from "Aileen", "Dick", "Peg "[not Morton's wife] and another, incomplete.

II Published Works

Books

BOX 25
The Progressive Party in Canada. University of Toronto Press; Toronto, 1950. Reprinted [1965?].
Note: W.L. Morton's copy of this book has been catalogued and placed in the Divison's monograph collection.
F.1 Ts. of foreword by S.D. Clark, carbon ts., 5 pp.
F.2 Related correspondence and research material, 1944-1964; includes S.D. Clark, Brough Macpherson and Charles Dunning, 57 items.
F.3 Reviews, 1967. 2 items.

Manitoba, A History. University of Toronto Press; Toronto, 1957. Reprinted 1967.
F.4 Research material. 2 items.
F.5 Further research material. 1 item with covering letter.
F.6 Ts. draft, annotated photocopy, 83 pp.
F.7 Research material [for second edition]. Photocopies, 8 pp.
F.8 Research material [for second edition]. Photocopies, 16 pp.
F.9 Research material [for second edition]. Newspaper clippings, 3 items.
F.10 Second edition, 1967. New preface and epilogue, carbon ts., 29 pp.
F.11 Review of Second Edition. Photocopy, 1 item.
F.12 Correspondence relating to both editions of the book including editorial correspondence, 1955-1966, 91 items.

One University: A History of the University of Manitoba. McClelland and Stewart; Toronto, 1957.
F.13 Research material, published brochures and a memorandum by the Board of Governors, all relating to the University of Manitoba, 5 items.
F.14 2 drafts of chapter headed "VI, Analysis, Evaluation and Conclusions", first draft, photocopied ts., 4 pp. Second draft, photocopied ts., 12 pp. & 2 pp. endnotes.
F.15 Correspondence relating to the book, including research enquiries and responses, and royalty statements, 1952-1963, 24 items.

BOX 26
The Kingdom of Canada. McClelland and Stewart; Toronto, 1963. Second Edition, 1968. First typed draft of the manuscript
F.1 Notes and memos regarding the book, Ms., 9 pp.
F.2 Preliminaries, bibliography and additional reading lists, one outline dated Sept.1 1960. Carbon ts., the bibliography heavily annotated, 47 pp.
F.3 Chapters 1-IV, Carbon ts., unrevised, 132 pp.
F.4 Chapters V-XI, Carbon ts., unrevised, 256 pp.
F.5 Chapters XII- XVII, Carbon ts., unrevised, 265 pp.
F.6 Chapters XVIII-XXI, Carbon ts., unrevised, 173 pp.
F.7 Chapters XXII-end, Carbon ts., unrevised, 158 pp.

BOX 27
Second typed draft of the manuscript, incomplete [contains only minor revisions to first draft].
F.1 Preliminaries, bibliography, outlines, some with annotations dated 1960 & 1961, Carbon ts., 41 pp.
F.2 Chapters I-IV, Carbon ts., lightly annotated, 132 pp.
F.3 Chapters V-XI, Carbon ts. with occasional typed corrections, 256 pp.
F.4 Chapters XII-XVII, Carbon ts. with occasional typed corrections, 272 pp.
F.5 Chapters XVIII-XXI, Carbon ts. with occasional typed corrections, 166 pp.

BOX 28
F.1 2 early ms. drafts of Foreword, unfinished, 2 pp.; preface, carbon ts., January 1961, 4 pp.
F.2 Preliminaries and Index, final draft of first edition, marked up for the printer, 99 pp.
F.3 Section I, Chapters 1 & 2, marked up for the printer, 58 pp.
F.4 Section II, Chapters 3-5, marked up for the printer, 108 pp.
F.5 Section III, Chapters 6-8, marked up for the printer, 96 pp.
F.6 Section IV, Chapters 9-11, marked up for the printer, 127 pp.
F.7 Section V, Chapters 12-14, marked up for the printer, 120 pp.
F.8 Section VI, Chapters 15-17, marked up for the printer, 145 pp.
F.9 Section VII, Chapters 18-21, marked up for the printer, 174 pp.
F.10 Section VIII, Chapters 22-24 (end), marked up for the printer, 159 pp.

BOX 29
F.1 Correspondence relating to the publication of the book. Letters to/from Jack McClelland, S.J. Totton, and Claire Pratt, 1960-1965, 91 items.
F.2 Correspondence with Conway Turton, editor of The Kingdom of Canada, 1961-1963, 62 items.
F.3 Correspondence with C.C. Bondre. maps for The Kingdom of Canada, 1961-1963, 16 items.
F.4 Correspondence containing information and corrections for The Kingdom of Canada. Includes letters to/from T.Oleson, W. Eccles and S.J. Totton, 1960-1973, 33 items.
F.5 Reviews of The Kingdom of Canada, 1963-1965. Includes letter from Roy [Daniells], 15 August 1963, 2 clippings and 2 journals.
F.6 Poem entitled The Kingdom of Canada, dedicated to Morton by Paul Call, 1966.
F.7 Second Edition, 1968. Correspondence (Totton and Turton) relating to the new edition, 38 items. Also corrections, new preface and additional chapter, carbon ts., 101 pp.
F.8 Second Edition, Ms. draft of new chapter: "Old Difficulties, New Directions, 1960-1968", 111 pp.
F.9 Second Edition, further additions to the bibliography, and draft of the new preface, ms., 3 pp.
F.10 Second Edition, Preface and new chapter, Carbon ts., 90 pp. Original ts. heavily annotated and with ms. insertions, 92 pp. Also a retyped page of the preface, carbon ts.
F.11 Reprints. Letter from Anna Porter, October 6, 1977.

BOX 30
The Critical Years. McClelland and Stewart; Toronto, 1964 Note: This volume was Morton's own contribution to the Canada Centenary Series, of which he was also editor.

F.1 Research material, handwritten copy of a letter from F.G. Johnson to Sir George Simpson, 9 April 1857, Ms., 14 pp.
F.2 Preface, abbreviations, and bibliography, the volume here entitled The Union of British North America, Annotated carbon ts., 28 pp.
F.3 Early drafts, Sections of the text, including Chapter XIV, some of which were subsequently deleted, annotated carbon ts., 82 pp.
F.4 Final draft, still entitled The Union of British North America, marked up for the printer, Chapters 1-6, heavily annotated ts. with many excisions indicated, 212 pp.
F.5 Final draft, marked up for the printer, Chapters 7-end, heavily annotated ts., 366 pp.
F.6 Suggestions from readers: P.B. Waite, 24 Dec. 1963, Ts., 12 pp., with Morton's reply, 6 January 1965; D.G. Creighton, undated, Ms., 13 pp.
F.7 Post publication correspondence with publishers, 1965, 3 items.
F.8 Reviews, Journal and Press, 1965, includes letters from Goldwin Smith and William Deacon, 24 items.
F.9 Corrections for second printing, 1967, 7 items.

BOX 31
The Canadian Identity. University of Toronto Press; Toronto, 1961. Second Edition, 1972.

F.1 First Edition, reviews, royalty statements and correspondence relating to corrections for future editions, including comments from Eugene Forsey, 1961-1965, 51 items.
F.2 Second Edition, reviews and correspondence, 1971-1973, 13 items.
F.3 Second Edition, Ms. draft of additional chapter: "Momentum and Friction, 1961-1971", Ms., 50 pp.
F.4 Second Edition, Ts. drafts of new foreword and additional chapter, Ts., carbon ts., and ms., 228 pp. total.
F.5 Second Edition, photocopied ts. of new chapter, heavily annotated and with ms. insertions, 56 pp. Draft of the foreword, heavily annotated ts., 3 pp. Also another photocopy of the new chapter, with prefatory note and markings for the printer, 57 pp. Note: Listing of contents of Box 32 follow Boxes 44-45.

BOX 44
Henry Youle Hind: Explorer, Geologist, Promoter. University of Toronto Press; Toronto, 1980.
F.1 Research Correspondence relating to the book, 1966-1974, includes letters to/from C.B. Ferguson, W.K. Lamb, members of the Hind family, W.D. Crane, A.G. Bailey, Gordon Winder, J.V. Duncanson, Irene Spry, Alan Wilson, John Warkentin, Frances Halpenny (Dictionary of Canadian Biography), University of Toronto Press and archival repositories in Canada and Europe.
F.2 "The Mystery of the ‘Hind Charges'", [Article? see Geological Association of Canada Proceedings, Vol. 23, 1971], Ms., 29 pp.
F.3 Early draft of the manuscript, here entitled Henry Youle Hind: Explorer, Publicist, Geologist, Ms., 195 pp.
F.4 Typed version of first draft, title changed here to Henry Youle Hind: Explorer, Geologist, Promoter. Chapters 1-VII (end), heavily annotated ts. with ms. insertions, 236 pp.
F.5 Retyped version, annotated ts., photocopy, with ts. insertions, 243 pp.
F.6 Further retyped version, Ts., 162 pp. Other notes and draft material, Ts., carbon ts. and ms., 62 pp.
F.7 Carbon ts. of above version, with editorial revisions and comments, carbon ts., incomplete, with some ms. insertions and photocopied ts. Sections, 243 pp. With negatives for illustrations.
F.8 Another carbon ts. of same version, 162 pp.
F.9 Photocopy of published version, for Dictionary of Canadian Biography[?], 126 pp.
F.10 Research Material, photocopies, with a note to Morton from his secretary dated 22 July 1970.

BOX 45
Research material, batches of index cards for Hind and other research projects and small number of photocopies.

Books-Joint Authorship

BOX 32
Third Crossing; A History of the First Quarter Century of the Town and District of Gladstone in the Province of Manitoba. Advocate Printers; Winnipeg, 1946. Co-written with Margaret Morton Fahrni [Morton's sister].
F.1 Correspondence, research and financial material, 1944-1965, 40 items.

Cuthbert Grant of Grantown. McClelland and Stewart; Toronto, 1963, Second Edition 1974. Co-written with Margaret Arnett MacLeod. Note: See extensive correspondence with Margaret Arnett MacLeod in the general correspondence series. F.2 Research material: Article "Cuthbert Grant of Grantown", offprint, 15 pp. Also holograph notes by Mrs. MacLeod, 17 pp. F.3 Research Material: Newspaper cuttings, 2 copies of an article by Mrs. MacLeod and other historical item, 3 items total. F.4 Correspondence relating to the book: Includes letters to/from McClelland and Stewart, Macmillan Co. of Canada and A.E. Annetts (Mrs. MacLeod's daughter). 1961-1972, 85 items.
F.5 Morton's Foreword to the Second Edition, Ms., 16 pp. Heavily annotated ts., 12 pp.

This Land, These People. Gage; Toronto, 1977. A one volume illustrated history of Canada, co-authored with L.F. Hannon. F.6 Outline and bibliographic material, with letter from Macmillan of Canada and L.F. Hannon, 1968-1974, 6 items.[BOX 56 F.2 & F.3 Manuscript draft of the text, here entitled The Canadian Venture, 120 pp. & 291 pp.-see also Box 57.]

Red River Journal and Other Papers Relative to the Red River Resistance of 1869-1870 by Alexander Begg. Champlain Society; Toronto, 1956.
F.7 Correspondence, editorial and research, includes letters to/from J.B. Conacher, W. Kaye Lamb, Hudson's Bay Company and Julia Jarvis, 1953-1957, 153 items.

Books-Editorial Volumes

London Inward Correspondence from Eden Colvile, 1849-1859. Hudson's Bay Record Society; London, 1957.
F.8 Correspondence relating to research and editorial matters; for the most part to/from E.E. Rich (series editor) and A.M. Johnson (Hudson's Bay Record Society), 1952-1956, 70 items.

Manitoba, the Birth of a Province. Manitoba Record Society; 1966.
F.9 Correspondence, mostly related to research for the volume. Includes letters to/from W.D. Smith, G.F. Stanley, Malvina Bolus and Public Archives of Canada, 1963-1965, 29 items.

BOX 33
The Shield of Achilles; Aspects of Canada in the Victorian Age, McClelland and Stewart; Toronto, 1971 Morton edited and contributed an essay to this volume.
F.1 Preliminaries: List of possible contributors, annotated ts., 1 p. Provisional Table of Contents, annotated ts., 1 p. Draft of title page, annotated ts., 1 p. Title page and preliminary quotation, carbon ts., 3 pp. Draft of Editor's Preface, annotated ts., 2 pp. Retyped version, photocopied ts., 2 pp.
F.2 Essay 1, Goldwin French, "The Evangelical Creed in Canada", 2 photocopied tss., 31 pp. each.
F.3 Essay 2, S.F. Wise, "God's Peculiar Peoples", 2 photocopied tss., 37 pp. each. Introduction [for this essay?], with Morton's annotations, photocopied ts., 1 p.
F.4 Essay 3, Jacques Monet, "The Personal and Living Bond", photocopied ts., 48 pp.
F.5 Essay 4, Claude Galarneau, "Le Philanthrope Vattemare", 2 photocopied tss., 36 pp. each.
F.6 Essays 5 and 10, Philippe Sylvain, "Liberalisme et ultramontanisme au Canada français", 1 photocopied ts. [subsequently divided into two parts], 110 pp.
F.7 Essay 6, A.W. Rasporich, "Imperial Sentiment in the Province of Canada During the Crimean War, 1854-1856". 2 photocopied tss., 53 pp. each.
F.8 Essay 7, L.S. Fallis, "The Idea of Progress in the Province of Canada", 1 carbon ts., 30 pp., 1 photocopied ts., 30 pp.
F.9 Essay 8, L.F.S. Upton, "The Idea of Confederation: 1754-1858", 1 carbon ts., 34 pp., 1 photocopied ts., 34 pp.
F.10 Essay 9, Alan Gowans, "The Canadian National Style", 1 carbon ts., 18 pp., 1 photocopied ts., 18 pp.
F.11 Essay 11, R.H. Hubbard, "Viceregal Influences on Canadian Society", 1st draft, annotated ts., 25 pp., with note from the author to the editor, ALs, 2 pp., 13 January 1967. Retyped version, photocopied annotated ts., 31 pp., further revised version, dated 1 March 1967. This version entitled "Enlightenment from Rideau Hall", photocopied annotated ts., 31 pp.
F.12 Essay 12, Pierre Savard, "L'Immigration Française au Canada", 1 carbon ts., 20 pp., 1 photocopied ts., 20 pp.
F.13 Essay 13, Jean Usher, "Duncan of Metlakatla. The Victorian Origins of a Model Indian Community", 1 carbon ts., 41 pp. 1 photocopied ts., 41 pp.
F.14 Essay 14, W.L. Morton, "Victorian Canada", heavily annotated ts., 44 pp. Retyped version, photocopied ts., 44 pp.

 

BOX 34
F.1 Draft tables of contents, the latest dated 1966, Carbon ts., photocopied ts. and ms., 12 pp. Also style sheet for Canadian University Series, duplicated ts., 26 pp.
F.2 Galley Proofs, Chapters I-V, marked up for the printer. 204 numbered pages. Also preliminaries, 6 pp., and footnote material from Upton article, 14 pp.
F.3 Galley Proofs, Chapters VI-X, marked up for the printer. Pages numbered 205-400.
F.4 Galley Proofs, Chapters XI-XIV, marked up for the printer, pages numbered 401-538.
F.5 Correspondence with potential contributors, 1965-1966. Includes letters to/from L.S. Fallis, W.G. Kerr, J.M.S. Careless, Goldwin French, David Farr, Marcel Trudel, Margaret Ormsby, William Kilbourn, Michel Brunet, P.B. Waite, S.F. Wise, Carl Berger, H.E. Turner, C.M. Johnston, R.H. Hubbard, Doris French and others. Also copy of circular letter, April 11, 1966. 37 items.
F.6 Correspondence. Letters from those declining Morton's offer to contribute, 1965- 1966. Includes letters to/from Doris French, H.E. Turner, C.M. Johnston, Alan Wilson, D.G.G. Kerr, J.M.S. Careless, Margaret Ormsby, Marcel Trudel, P.B. Waite, C.M. Johnston, H.E. Turner and others, 26 items.
F.7 Correspondence with Canada Council and Social Science Research Council of Canada, 1965-1968, 17 items.
F.8 Publishing correspondence with McClelland and Stewart, 1966-1968, 59 items.
F.9 Correspondence with Carl Berger, [who originally planned to contribute to the volume], 1965-1966, 5 items.
F.10 Correspondence with L.S. Fallis, contributor, 1965-1968, 22 items.
F.11 Correspondence with Goldwin French, contributor, 1965-1968, 22 items.
F.12 Correspondence with Claude Galarneau, contributor, 1966-1968, 12 items.
F.13 Correspondence with Alan Gowans, contributor, 1966-1968, 19 items.
F.14 Correspondence with R.H. Hubbard, contributor, 1966-1968, 23 items.
F.15 Correspondence with Jacques Monet, contributor, 1966-1968, 21 items.
F.16 Correspondence with Anthony Rasporich, contributor, 1966, 2 items.
F.17 Correspondence with Pierre Savard, contributor, 1966-1968, 17 items.
F.18 Correspondence with Philippe Sylvain, contributor, 1966-1968, 21 items.
F.19 Correspondence with L.F.S. Upton, contributor, 1965-1968, 19 items.
F.20 Correspondence with Jean Usher, contributor, 1965-1968, 12 items.
F.21 Correspondence with S.F. Wise, contributor, 1965-1968, 7 items.
F.22 Financial, expenses for the book claimed against the Canada Council grant, 1966-1967, 23 items.
F.23 Reviews, newspaper clippings of reviews relating to The Shield of Achilles, 1968, 8 items.
F.24 Promotional brochure for The Shield of Achilles, 1 item.

 

God's Galloping Girl: The Peace River Diaries of Monica Storrs, 1929-1931, University of British Columbia Press; Vancouver, 1979. Edited with an introduction by Morton
F.25 Introduction, Ms. draft, 44 pp.
F.26 Introduction [by Morton] and Preface [by R.D. Symons]. Annotated ts. with ms. insertions, 54 pp.
F.27 Galley proofs of the book, 301 numbered pages. Also note from Vera Fast, written on letter from University of British Columbia Press, the press letter dated May 30 1979.

 

The Canadian Centenary Series, McClelland and Stewart. Morton was series editor of 14 separate volumes, 1965-1979, designed to outline the history of Canada from the earliest times to the modern era. Morton's own contribution to this series, The Critical Years (1964), may be found in Box 30.

 

BOX 35
F.1 McClelland and Stewart, 1955-1957, correspondence with the publishers. Mostly S.J. Totton and Jack McClelland, 176 items.
F.2 McClelland and Stewart, 1958-1960, correspondence with the publishers. Mostly S.J. Totton and Jack McClelland, includes contract for the series, 122 items.
F.3 McClelland and Stewart, 1962-1963, correspondence with the publishers. Mostly S.J. Totton and Jack McClelland, also Claire Pratt, 161 items.
F.4 Press releases/ announcements regarding the Canadian Centenary Series, 2 different items, both 1963, carbon ts., 7 pp. (2 copies), annotated carbon ts. 7 pp.

W.S. MacNutt, The Atlantic Provinces, McClelland and Stewart; Toronto, 1965.
F.5 Comments and corrections by Donald and Louella Creighton, 1964-1965, Ms. and ts., 70 pp.

J.M.S. Careless, The Union of the Canadas, McClelland and Stewart; Toronto, 1967.
F.6 Chapters I and II, with list of corrections, carbon ts., 73 pp.
F.7 Chapters I-IV, photocopied ts., incomplete. Very lightly annotated, 138 pp.
F.8 Chapters V and VI, carbon ts., pages numbered 145-216, 71 pp.
F.9 Chapters VII to end, carbon ts., lightly annotated, pages numbered 217-428, 211 pp. Also introduction to the book, carbon ts., 2 pp. (2 copies).

BOX 36
H. Neatby, Quebec, the Revolutionary Age, McClelland and Stewart; Toronto, 1966.
F.1 Author's Foreword, annotated ts., 2 pp.
F.2 Introduction and Chapters I-III, first draft, lightly annotated carbon ts., 41 pp.
F.3 Chapters IV-VI, first draft, lightly annotated carbon ts., 86 pp.
F.4 Chapters VII-IX, first draft, lightly annotated carbon ts., 85 pp.
F.5 Chapters X-XVI (end), first draft, lightly annotated carbon ts., 186 pp.
F.6 Endnotes, Ms. and heavily annotated ts., 117 pp.
F.7 Notes and Corrections, includes some notes from Neatby to Morton and some from Morton to Totton, (1965), 33 pp. F.8 Chapters 1-3, 5 & 6, and Sections II & III, second draft, carbon ts., (there are 2 copies of Chapter 2), pages are numbered consecutively and without interruption from 1 to 184.
F.9 Pages 186 to 398 (end), this is the second half of the second draft of the manuscript. The first page of each chapter is missing.
F.10 Footnotes, revisions, corrections and revised portions of the manuscript, including first pages of chapters missing from F.18 above, some editorial exchanges (1965), 114 pp.

BOX 37
E.E. Rich, The Fur Trade and the Northwest to 1857, McClelland and Stewart; Toronto, 1967.
F.1 Editors' Foreword, signed by both Morton and Donald Creighton, dated June 8 1967, carbon ts., 3 pp.
F.2 First draft, heavily annotated carbon ts. draft, 410 pp.
F.3 Second draft, heavily annotated carbon ts. with ms. endnote material, together with material subsequently not included, 400 numbered pages with 41 pp. of endnotes.
F.4 Third draft, Chapters 2-8, carbon ts., with added ms. footnote markings, pp.34-211 and list of abbreviations.
F.5 Third draft, Chapter 10-end, carbon ts., with revisions, queries and notes, pp.242-494.

BOX 38
G.F.G. Stanley, New France--the Last Phase, McClelland and Stewart; Toronto, 1968.
F.1 Prologue by Morton, Ms., 4 pp. Editors' introduction, carbon ts., 1 p. (2 copies).
F.2 Chapters I-VIII, photocopied ts., lightly annotated, 180 pp.
F.3 Chapters IX-XVIII (end), photocopied ts., lightly annotated, pages numbered 181-421.
F.4 Prologue, carbon ts., 2 pp. (2 copies); Deleted section [?], carbon ts., pages numbered 431-439; 10 pp.; Also notes regarding footnotes, Ms., 2 pp., ts., 1 p.

R.C. Brown and R. Cook, Canada, 1896-1921, McClelland and Stewart; Toronto, 1971.
F.5 Chapters I-IX, carbon ts., lightly annotated, 383 pp.
F.6 Chapters X-XVI (end), carbon ts., lightly annotated, pages numbered 381-703.

BOX 39
M. Trudel, The Beginnings of New France, McClelland and Stewart; Toronto, 1973.
F.1 Foreword, French text, carbon ts., 2 pp. And duplicate photocopy, 2 pp. Bibliography, carbon ts., 7 pp. Chapter I, photocopied ts., 10 pp.
F.2 Chapter II, French text, photocopied ts., lightly annotated, 24 pp. (2 copies).
F.3 Chapter II, English text, photocopied ts., lightly annotated, 55 pp. (2 copies).
F.4 Chapter III, French text, photocopied ts., heavily annotated, pages numbered 36- 85.
F.5 Chapters V and VI, French text, photocopied ts., heavily annotated, pages numbered 86-125.
F.6 Chapters VII and VIII, French text, photocopied ts., lightly annotated, pages numbered 126-171.
F.7 Chapters IX and X, French text, photocopied ts., lightly annotated, pages numbered 172-215.
F.8 Chapters XI and XII, French text, photocopied ts., annotated, pages numbered 216-262.
F.9 Chapters XIII and XIV, French text, photocopied ts., lightly annotated, pages numbered 263-312.
F.10 Chapters XV, XVI and XVII, French text, photocopied ts., lightly annotated, pages numbered 313-437, with end notes following each chapter.
F.11 Chapters XV, XVI and XVIII, French text, Original ts., lightly annotated, pages numbered 313-390 and 438-482, with end notes following each chapter.
F.12 Conclusion (formerly Chapter XIX), French text, photocopied ts., lightly annotated, pages numbered 483-508, with end notes following the chapter. 2 copies.
F.13 Chapter XVI and XVII, English version, Ts., lightly annotated, pages numbered 1-36 and 1-29, also accompanying notes from Conway Turton, December 1970.

BOX 40
F.1 Correspondence between Trudel, Morton, and editor Conway Turton re the English translation, 1971-1972; Also Foreword, Chapter XV and Conclusion translated and Chapter XIX in French, all lightly annotated ts., 130 pp. total.
F.2 Chapter I, English version, annotated ts., 23 pp., duplicate carbon ts., 23 pp. Also "Notes et References" for all chapters, photocopied ts., 46 pp.
F.3 Chapters I-VI, English version, photocopy of lightly annotated ts., 275 pp.
F.4 Chapters VII-XV, English version, photocopy of lightly annotated ts., 257 pp.

Fernand Ouellet, Lower Canada, 1791-1840: Social Change and Nationalism, McClelland and Stewart; Toronto, 1980. (First published in French by Université d'Ottawa, 1976).
F.5 Chapter VII, French text, Ts., 44 pp.
F.6 Chapters II-VI, French text, photocopy of lightly annotated ts., [Incomplete?], 151 pp.
F.7 Chapters VII-XI (end), French text, photocopy of lightly annotated ts., 199 pp.

BOX 41
F.1 Chapters IV and X, French text, incomplete fragments, photocopy of lightly annotated ts., 66 pp. & 2 circulars.
F.2 Galley and page proofs, 1979 copyright date, galleys, end notes only, 28 pp., page proofs, 341 numbered pages and 22 pp. tables.

 

Maurice Zaslow, The Opening of the Canadian North, 1870-1914, McClelland and Stewart; Toronto, 1971.
F.3 Table of Contents, photocopied ts., chapters II-VI, carbon ts., lightly annotated, 142 pp., includes editorial notes about cutting and rewriting, one (from Janet Saunders) dated June 8, 1968. Also some [rewritten?] pages, photocopied ts., 18 pp.
F.4 Very Early Draft of several sections of the book, heavily annotated ts. and carbon ts., No chapter headings, 228 pp.
F.5 Chapter I, "The Northwest: The Geographical Background", early draft, carbon ts., 33 pp. Also (later) outline of the book, chapter by chapter, Ts., 2 pp.
F.6 Chapter I, "Canada Gains and Empire", 2 versions, first version , photocopied and carbon ts., heavily annotated , 63 pp. Later version, carbon ts., 36 pp. and 1 p. end notes.
F.7 Chapter I, further revised version, annotated photocopied ts., 30 pp.
F.8 Chapter II, "First Steps: Canada Takes Over, 1870-1885", annotated carbon ts., pages numbered in three sections: 31-72, 1-62 and 1-40, 143 pp. total, with ts. summary page.
F.9 Chapter II, photocopy of above version, this time with pages consecutively numbered.
F.10 Chapter III, "The Dominion in the Sub-Arctic, 1870-1896", photocopied ts. of three sections, 69 pp. numbered and outline page.
F.11 Chapter IV, "The Klondike Gold Rush and After", photocopied ts., heavily annotated, 69 pp., and outline page.
F.12 [Chapter VIII], early draft of one section, photocopied ts., pages numbered 29-45. [copy is of very poor quality and is almost illegible].
F.13 [Chapter X], Early drafts of two sections, Photocopied ts., Pages numbered 1-28, also outline page, [originally intended to precede F.11 above?], [copy almost illegible].
F.14 Further fragments, photocopied ts., pages numbered 46-112, [copy almost illegible].
F.15 Fragment, 2 carbon ts. pages from Chapter VI.
F.16 [Chapter VII] & [Chapter X (formerly VIII)], Drafts of two sections entitled: "Arctic Exploration and Canadian Sovereignty, 1870-1930", and "War Comes to the North, 1939-1945", [for a second volume?], photocopied ts. with copy of a note from C.P. Stacey between the chapters, 173 pp.
F.17 Map Material, accompanied by copy of letter from cartographer Courtney Bond, July 23 1966, photocopies, 9 pp.
F.18 Chapters I-V, final text [?], photocopied ts. divided into chapters, pages numbered 1-217, with 6 pp. prelims.
F.19 Chapters VI-Epilogue, final text [?], photocopied ts. divided into chapters, pages numbered 218-560, with bibliographical essay separately paginated 1-73, with notes to chapter 6, ts., 8 pp.

 

Donald Creighton, The Forked Road, Canada 1939-1959, McClelland and Stewart; Toronto, 1976.
F.20 Preface, dated 1976, photocopied annotated ts., 2 pp.
F.21 Chapters VI, VII and VIII, photocopied ts., pages numbered 1-48, 1-77, and 1-70 with 11 pp. endnotes.
F.22 Epilogue, photocopied annotated ts., 19 pp. Also photocopied annotated ts. of endnotes, Chap. I to Epilogue, 39 pp. F.23 Volume 18--Proposed volume, apparently never published, correspondence between Morton and McClelland and Stewart, 1967-1969. Also outlines and letter from Donald Creighton (1968), 34 pp. total.

 

BOX 42
W.L. Morton, editor. Monck Letters and Journals, 1863-1868: Canada from Government House at Confederation. McClelland and Stewart; Toronto, 1970.

Note: Box 86 contains photocopied research material relating to this book. See also Box 58.
F.1 Preface Ms., 3 pp. Also Introduction, early draft, heavily annotated ts., 43 pp., with rejected pages and notes, Ms., 9 pp.
F.2 First Section of Manuscript, revised, July 1969, version, annotated ts., pp. 1-185. Also endnotes, annotated ts., 46 pp. Draft [?] of letter from Morton to his secretary, 5 July 1969. And ms. and rejected ts. pages, 27 pp.
F.3 Second Section of Manuscript, annotated ts., pp. 186-389.
F.4 Third Section of Manuscript, annotated ts., pp. 390-633.
F.5 Entire text portion of ms., part photocopy, part carbon ts., pages numbered 1-570, with endnotes numbered 1-43. Lacks introduction.

BOX 43
F.1 First half of entire ms., lightly annotated ts., introduction, pages numbered pp. 1-32, notes, pages numbered 1-44, text, pages numbered 1-291.
F.2 Second half of ms., lightly annotated ts., text pages numbered 292-570.
F.3 Introduction, further revised version, dated August 1970, Ts., and carbon Ts. of same version, Ts., 32 pp. & 1 p. notes, Carbon ts., 32 pp. & 1 p. notes & 1 p. further reading, Also photocopy ts. of longer version, 46 pp. & 2 pp. notes, and some additional notes, carbon ts., 3 pp.
F.4 Index, carbon ts., 3 pp.
F.5 Corrections, additions and "Answers to Questions", Ms., 8 pp., carbon ts., 3 pp.
F.6 Research material, carbon ts., 9 pp. Also photocopy of article, 7 pp.
F.7 Correspondence relating to the book, 1965-1968, includes letters to/from Viscount Monck, Betty Batt, D.M.L. Farr, Countess of Lichfield and Michael Combe Martin, 125 items.
F.8 Correspondence relating to the book, 1969-1970, includes Monck, Batt, Farr, Combe Martin, Basil Brooke, Carmen Bickerton, McClelland and Stewart, Patrick Rice and various archival repositories, 163 items.
F.9 Correspondence relating to the book, 1971-1972, 1976, includes Monck, Batt, Farr, Combe Martin, Brooke, and Michener, 103 items.

Note: Listing of the contents of Boxes 44 and 45 appear in the finding aid after Box 31.

 

BOX 46
Dictionary of Canadian Biography, Morton's contributions.
F.1 Correspondence relating to contributions, 1963-1972, 147 items.
F.2 Correspondence relating to contributions, 1973-1977, 101 items.
F.3 Biographies, A-E.
Adamson, William Agar [Contract 1 Feb. 1973], Carbon ts., 4 pp.
Belcourt, Georges-Antoine 1st version, carbon ts., 7 pp. 2nd version, [March 1969], photocopied ts., 5 pp. 3rd version, [1970], annotated ts., 5 pp. and retyped version of this draft, Carbon ts., 6 pp., 4th version, [20 May 1970], photocopy of annotated ts., 8 pp. 5th version, photocopy of annotated ts., 6 pp. French translation of 5th version, [6 Jan.1971], photocopied ts., 6 pp.
Bruce, James Elgin 1st version, Carbon ts., 27 pp. 2nd version, Annotated ts., with ms. insertion, 26 pp. & 1 p. 3rd version, Annotated ts., 22 pp. 4th version, [27 June 1972], Carbon ts., 23 pp.
Bunn, Thomas 1st version, [1969], Carbon ts., 4 pp. 2nd version, [3 March 1969], Photocopy of annotated ts., 4 pp. 3rd version, annotated ts., 4 pp. 4th version, Carbon ts., 4 pp.
Caldwell, William B. 1st version, Heavily annotated ts., 6 pp. 2nd version, [14 October 1975], Carbon ts., 5 pp. 3rd version, [l June 1977], photocopied ts., annotated, 5 pp.
de Salaberry, Charles-R.-L. April 30 1976, Carbon ts., 8 pp.

F.4 Biographies, F-Z
Fleming, John Arnot Feb. 18 1970, 1st version, annotated carbon ts., 3 pp. 2nd version, Carbon ts., 2 pp.
Gladman, George 1st version, annotated ts. with ms. addition, 3 pp. 2nd version, annotated ts., 4 pp. 3rd version, [1972/3], annotated carbon ts., 4 pp. 3rd version, photocopy of the above annotated ts., 4 pp. 4th version, [May 1974], photocopy of annotated ts., 5 pp., with another copy of 3rd version attached, lacking bibliography, 3pp.
Godley, Denis [7 August 1975], Ts., 4 pp. Duplicate carbon ts., 4 pp. [11 Feb. 1976].
Riel, Louis [1 January 1973], Carbon ts., 4 pp.
Sayer, Pierre-Guillaume [1 January 1973], Carbon ts., 3 pp.
Scott, Alfred H. 1st version, Carbon ts., 3pp. 2nd version, [3 March 1969], photocopy of annotated ts., 3 pp. 3rd version, annotated ts., 2 pp. 4th version, photocopied ts., 3pp. + 1 p. ts., + 1 p. carbon ts.
Vankoughnet, Philip M. M. S. 1st version, annotated ts., 2 pp. 2nd version, annotated ts., 2 pp. 3rd version, [1 February 1973], Carbon ts., 3 pp.
F.5 Dictionary of Canadian Biography, "The Arctic and Hudson Bay", Introductory Essay, [by Morton and T. Oleson], December 1961, Carbon ts., 16 pp.
F.6 Dictionary of Canadian Biography Unused DCB stationery for subject essays.

 

Articles, 1946-1975 Note: A variety of short pieces composed by W.L. Morton. As well as contributions to both scholarly and popular journals, there are introductions and forewords written for inclusion in the books of others, briefs to Royal Commissions and short items for various encyclopedias. Because most of the pieces are undated this material has been arranged by title or by subject where the title is lacking. Any correspondence received attached to an article has been removed and placed with e general correspondence. The nature and date of the letter has been noted in pencil, within square brackets on the article. Most of the items in this section are in typescript form with a few manuscript drafts. Because of the close inter-relationship between lectures and articles, with the former frequently reappearing as the latter, researchers are advised to search both categories for specific titles.

 

BOX 47
F.1 "Agrarian Movement", for Encyclopedia Americana, March 21 1959, Carbon ts., 12 pp.
F.2 "American Investment, American Friendship", letter to the Toronto Star, 10 December 1971, Ms., 6 pp. Photocopies and carbon ts., 4 pp.
F.3 "The Art of History", [1950s?], carbon ts., 15 pp.
F.4 "The Bias of Prairie Politics", Royal Society of Canada Transactions, 3rd Series, 49 (2), 1955, Carbon ts., 23 pp.
F.5 "Biculturalism", [1960s?], Carbon ts., 97 pp.
F.6 "A Bird's Eye View of Northern Manitoba", [February 1951], Annotated ts., 54 pp. With carbon ts. duplicate. And some snapshots of the journey. Subsequently published, in extract form, as "Flight to Lynn Lake" in Canadian Geographical Journal. F.7 [Borden], Brief biography, 1962, Annotated ts., 19 pp.
F.8 "British North America and a Continent in Dissolution, 1861-1871", first draft, heavily revised ts. 30 pp., retyped draft, carbon ts., 36 pp.
F.9 "British North America and a Continent in Dissolution, 1861-1871", Second draft, carbon ts., 34 pp., also 9 pp. of footnotes and a covering letter to History, October 1961, and another copy of the 36 pp. version, with 9 pp. footnotes.
F.10 "The Cabinet of 1867", Chapter for Cabinet Formation and Bicultural Relations, edited by F.W. Gibson, 1970. Heavily revised ts., 43 pp. Also list of comments and proposed revisions by Dr. Eugene Forsey, 1967, photocopied ts., 14 pp.
F.11 "Canada and the Canadian Indians: What Went Wrong?", For The Quarterly of Canadian Studies, March 1972, Ms. draft, 22 pp. Also carbon ts. version, 19 pp.
F.12 "Canada in World Politics To-Day", for Information Please Almanac, September 1958, Carbon ts., 22 pp.
F.13 "The Canadian Confederation", Carbon ts., 5 pp.
F.14 "Canadian Confederation, 1857-1873", for Encyclopedia Canadiana, July 4 1967, Carbon ts., 28 pp.
F.15 "Canadian Conservatism Now", for Conservative Concepts, 1959, based on a lecture given January 30, 1959. Lightly annotated ts., 21 pp. Also photocopy of reprinted version, 7 pp.
F.16 ["The Canadian Experience"], introduction for a book [?], [1969?], annotated ts., incomplete, 8 pp.
F.17 "The Canadian Monarchy", for Winnipeg Free Press, June 1959, Carbon ts., 3 pp.
F.18 "A Centennial of Northern Development", For Polar Record, January 1970. Annotated ts., 13 pp. Also offprint of published version, 6 pp. See also Lectures section, Boxes 52-4.
F.19 "A Century of Confederation", for The Times, London, [1967], Carbon ts., 7 pp.
F.20 "A Century of Plain and Parkland", For a collection of essays published by Canadian Plains Area Studies, University of Saskatchewan. First draft, annotated ts., 32 pp., Second draft, annotated ts., 31 pp., and unannotated duplicate, 31 pp. Retyped version, photocopy, 30 pp., final version, marked up for the printer, 26 pp. with Table of Contents for the volume, photocopy of the published version, 6 pp. See also Lectures section, Boxes 52-4.
F.21 "Charles Stanley, Viscount Monck in Anglo-Irish Politics, 1846-1886", for The Canadian Historical Review, submitted December 1969, first draft, annotated ts., 26 pp., also duplicate carbon ts., unannotated, 27 pp., with 6 pp. of footnotes, retyped version, carbon ts., 27 pp., with 5 pp. of footnotes, (2 copies), original retyped version, heavily annotated, 27 pp. & 6 pp. footnotes, and covering letter and acknowledgement, referring to the article as "The Political Background of Lord Monck". See also F.6 in the box following.
F.22 "Clio in Canada: The Interpretation of Canadian History", for University of Toronto Quarterly, Vol. 15, April 1946, photocopy of published version only, 8 pp.
F.23 Cole, Jean Exile in the Wilderness, foreword to the book, first draft, ms., 6 pp., second draft, Ts., 3 pp.
F.24 "The Crown", [1952?], Carbon ts., 3 pp.
F.25 "Donald A. Smith and George Simpson. First draft, ms., 29 pp. Second draft, annotated ts., 11 pp. Also 3 chapters, V, VI and VII from projected biography of Smith, Ms., 81 pp.
F.26 The Dictionary of Ukrainian Canadian Biography, preface for volume edited by Vladimir J. Kaye, Carbon ts., 4 pp.
F.27 "The English People", for Encyclopedia Canadiana, June 1967, Carbon ts., 17 pp.
F.28 "The Expedition", for Winnipeg Free Press, September 1960, Carbon ts., 5 pp.
F.29 [Fahrni, Gordon S.--autobiography]. Foreword to book, 19 October 1973, Carbon ts., 4 pp.
F.30 "The Formation of the Federal Cabinet of 1867", Historical Study Prepared for the Royal Commission on Bilingualism and Biculturalism, June 1965, Annotated ts. and carbon ts., 38 pp. Retyped version, carbon ts., 42 pp.
F.31 "Free Enterprise and Continentalism", Carbon ts., 6 pp.
F.32 "The Fundamentals of Canadian Defence and Foreign Policy", for Air University Review, August 1966, photocopied ts., 19 pp. Retyped version, photocopied ts., 21 pp.
F.33 ["Introduction] Further Comments on French Canada", introduction to a volume of occasional pieces, unidentified, unpublished [?] by Morton, [late 1960s?], first draft, ms., 32 pp., second draft, ts., 19 pp.
F.34 "Further Reflections on the `Most Famous Stream'", for Arthur Lower Festschrift, [October 1973], first draft, entitled "The ‘Most Famous Stream' in Canadian History", Ms., 51 pp. and footnotes, 6 pp., carbon copy of typed version, 39 pp. Original typed version, heavily annotated and with added conclusion, 40 pp. and footnotes, 5 pp. Retyped version, carbon ts., 44 pp. Editorial [?], comments signed "Bill", 19 November 1971, ms., 4 pp. Original ts. of retyped version, annotated, 44 pp. Incomplete carbon ts., heavily annotated, with ms. insertions, 48 pp. total. Revised version, ms., ts. and carbon ts., 27 pp., final version, dated October 15 1973, carbon ts., 26 pp., with 5 pp. footnotes, also ms. preparation instructions for festschrift contributors, duplicated ts., 2 pp.
F.35 "The Geographical Circumstances of Confederation", August 1964, Carbon ts., 19 pp.

 

BOX 48
F.1 "The Growth of Canadian Autonomy, 1841-1931", Carbon ts., 13 pp.
F.2 "The Historical Phenomenon of Minorities: The Canadian Experience", [1975?], Typescript, 101 pp. Complete duplicate carbon ts., 101 pp. Also further copy of footnotes, carbon ts., 6 pp. See also Lectures (Boxes 52-4) under "Minorities"
F.3 [History of Canada], for Encyclopedia Britannica, 1959, lightly annotated carbon ts., 43 pp.
F.4 "In the Margin of Manitoban History: I, Where Thomas Button Wintered", typescript, 3 pp. and duplicate carbon ts., 3 pp. "II, Hudson's Bay or Button's Bay", Typescript, 3 pp. and duplicate carbon ts., 3 pp.
F.5 "The Local Executive in the British Empire", for English Historical Review, 1963, first version, carbon ts., 36 pp.(2 copies), & 12 pp. footnotes, second version, now entitled "Independence or Commonwealth: The Problem of Executive Devolution in the British Empire, 1763-1828", Carbon ts., 39 pp. and 12 pp. footnotes.
F.6 "Lord Monck and Nationality in Ireland and Canada", for Studia Hibernica, [Summer 1973], Ms. draft, 31 pp., with 10 pp. footnotes, heavily annotated ts., 24 pp. with ms. insertions, revised ts. version, further annotated, 31 pp., with 10 pp. footnotes, Further revised version, carbon ts.,34 pp., with 10 pp. footnotes.
F.7 "Lord Monck, His Friends and the Nationalizing of the British Empire", contribution to Character and Circumstance: Essays in Honour of Donald Creighton, Toronto, 1970, edited by J.S. Moir. Ms. draft, 58 pp., with 11 pp. footnotes, ts. version, heavily revised and with ms. insertions, 49 pp., with 18 pp. footnotes, and ms. notations, 6 pp. Two photocopies of same ts. version, one heavily annotated and with editorial comments, 50 pp., with 14 pp. footnotes, (2 copies), and another set of footnotes, 9 pp. Retyped version, with further editorial additions, 21 pp., with attached editorial comments, ts., 2 pp. Final version, carbon ts., 19 pp., and 6 pp. footnotes. See also F.21 in Box 47.
F.8 "Manifest Destiny in Minnesota, 1858-59", for Minnesota History Society, typescript, 13 pp. with 3 pp. footnotes, duplicate carbon ts., 13 pp., with 3 pp. footnotes.
F.9 "Manitoba, the Central Canadian Province", for American People's Encyclopedia, January 6, 1955, annotated carbon ts., 3 pp.
F.10 [Manitoba History], part of an article, [1967?], carbon ts., 13 pp.
F.11 "The Meaning of Monarchy in Confederation", for Royal Society of Canada Transactions, 4th series, 1963. Annotated ts., 19 pp., with 2 pp. footnotes. Also 2 carbon tss., duplicates with footnote pages.
F.12 Memorandum--"Confidential Memorandum on Constitutional Reform", undated carbon ts., 3 pp.
F.13 "A Metaphysical in James Bay", carbon ts., 5 pp. "The ‘Most Famous Stream' in Canadian History". See Box 47, F.33.
F.14 "The Mystery of the ‘Hind Charges'", December 1972, carbon ts., 25 pp.

BOX 49
F.1 Russell, Peter (ed.) Nationalism in Canada, foreword to the book, [1966], annotated ts., 24 pp. Also galley proofs, 6 pp. F.2 "A New Constitution for Canada", [1960s?], ms. draft, 18 pp. Annotated ts. version, 8 pp. French translation, carbon ts., 10 pp. "The ‘North' as a Factor in Canadian Historical Development". See Lectures, Boxes 52-4.
F.3 "The North-West and Confederation, 1857-1869", carbon ts., 26 pp.
F.4 "North West By Canoe", carbon ts., 8 pp.
F.5 "The North West Company: Pedlars Extraordinary", for Minnesota History, Winter 1966, carbon ts., 23 pp. and 3 pp. footnotes, also offprint of published version, 9 pp.
F.6 "A Note on Cabinet Formation at Confederation", for Canadian Historical Review, June 1955, (submitted October 1954), annotated carbon ts., 19 pp.
F.7 "A Note on Palliser's Act", for Canadian Historical Review, Volume 34, March 1953, annotated carbon ts., 9 pp.
F.8 "A Note on the Tradition of Federal Bungling in the West", [1940s?], article written with H.D. Kemp, ts., 9 pp., ms., 1 p. F.9 The Origins of Modern British Local Government", carbon ts., 14 pp.
F.10 "Outfit 1870", for The Beaver, January 1970, carbon ts., 19 pp.
F.11 "The Phases of Canadian Foreign Policy to 1948", ts., 13 pp.
F.12 "The Possibility of a Philosophy of Conservatism", for The Journal of Canadian Studies, 5, February 1970, Ms., 41 pp., Revised version, annotated carbon ts., 35 pp. Offprint of published version, 12 pp.
F.13 "Quebec Act", For Encyclopedia Britannica, March 1960, carbon ts., 2 pp.
F.14 "Railways and Railway Rates in National Policy In Canada, 1849-1959", submission on Behalf of Government of Manitoba to Royal Commission on Transportation, Winnipeg, February 1960, annotated carbon ts., 24 pp., bound (blue covers) final version, 17 pp.
F.15 "The Red River Buffalo Hunt" Outline [of an article?], ms., 5 pp.
F.16 "Red River Settlement", For Encyclopedia Americana, March, 1964, carbon ts., 2 pp.
F.17 "Report on the Humanities: University of Manitoba", December 1, 1962, carbon ts., 3 pp.
F.18 "The Revolution in China, 1849-1949", carbon ts., 15 pp.
F.19 Ross, Alexander The Red River Settlement. Introduction, annotated ts., 11 pp. Retyped version, 11 pp. Also notes, 1 p. and 2 photographs.
F.20 "Scholar and Administrator", first draft entitled: "The University Scholar and the University Administrator", January 1963, ts., 18 pp. Also annotated carbon ts. version, 18 pp. Retyped version with new title, February 1963, carbon ts., 22 pp.
F.21 "Seeing an Unliterary Landscape", for Mosaic 3/3, Manitoba Centennial Issue 1970, carbon ts., 20 pp., also offprint of the printed version, 10 pp., in covers.
F.22 [Selkirk, Thomas Douglas], Encyclopedia contribution [?], [1963?], carbon ts., 2 pp.
F.23 "Separatism", [1973], ms., 6 pp. Heavily annotated ts. version, 7 pp., retyped version, carbon ts., 6 pp.
F.24 "Shaping Power for Unity", for The Times, February 28, 1967, published version only, also souvenir section on Canada.
F.25 "Some Remarks on the Constitutional Amendment Bill", ms., 32 pp., ts., 11 pp.
F.26 "Some Thoughts on Monarchy", notes for an article, ms., 2 pp.
F.27 [Songs of Old Manitoba], foreword to book by M.L. MacLeod, [1959], carbon ts., 3 pp.
F.28 "The Taking of the Land", ms., 10 pp.
F.29 "The Trudeau Decade", [1978-1979?], ms., 14 pp.
F.30 "Two Young Men, 1879: Charles Mair and Louis Riel", ms. outline, 1 p. Offprint of the published version, 11 pp.
F.31 "The Wars for the Land", carbon ts., 26 pp.
F.32 "The West and Confederation, 1857-1871", Canadian Historical Association booklet, Ottawa, 1958. Lightly annotated carbon ts., 32 pp. Copy of the published version, 19 pp., in covers and with annotations. Letter from C.H.A. booklet series announcing reprinting, December 1 1961, Morton's reply listing revisions, December 7, 1961.
F.33 "The Western Progressive Movement and Cabinet Domination", reprinted from the Canadian Journal of Economics and Political Science, Vol. 12, no.2, May 1946, published offprint only.
F.34 "William Agar Adamson", short biographical piece. Ms., 2 pp. annotated ts., 2 pp.
F.35 "Winnipeg", December 1965, incomplete carbon ts., 10 pp. Retyped version, complete, 11 pp.
F.36 "The York Boat", carbon ts., 3 pp.

 

Book Reviews. The reviews contained in this section cover a thirty year period of Morton's life, from the mid-1940s until the mid-1970s. They have been arranged alphabetically by the name of the author or editor of the book reviewed, with references given in the case of multiple authorship.

 

BOX 50
F.1 Adams, Arthur T.(ed.) The Explorations of Pierre Esprit Radisson, for Minnesota History, December 1961, carbon ts., 2 pp. Also offprint of published version, 1 p.
F.2 [Adams] "Notes on Historical Aspects of Mr. Adams' Manuscript" draft review or thesis critique [?] [undated, post 1972], Ms., 17 pp.
F.3 Anglin, Douglas G. The St. Pierre and Micquelon Affaire of 1941 ..., [1966], carbon ts., 3 pp.
F.4 Auchinleck, G. A History of the War Between Great Britain and the United States of America ..., for the Toronto Globe and Mail, September 1972, Ms. draft, 12 pp. Carbon typescript, 9 pp.
F.5 Beers, Henry Putney The French in North America: A Bibliographical Guide ..., for Minnesota History, submitted January 1958, carbon ts., 3 pp., with attached letter to the editor, 1 p.
F.6 Benson, Nathaniel A. None of it Came Easy, [1956], Carbon ts., 2 pp.
F.7 Bercusson, David Canada and the Burden of Unity, 1977, Ms. draft, 6 pp. Incomplete annotated ts. version, 2 pp. Berton, Pierre see F.21 in Box 51
F.8 Blyth, Jack A. The Canadian Social Inheritance, for Toronto Globe and Mail, [1973], Ms. draft, 2 pp., annotated ts. version, 2 pp., retyped version, carbon ts., 2 pp.
F.9 Bolger, Francis W.P. Prince Edward Island and Confederation, for The Canadian Historical Review, March, 1965, carbon ts., December 1964, 3 pp., offprint of the published version, 2 pp.
F.10 Boon, T.C.B. The Anglican Church from the Bay to the Rockies, December 1962, annotated ts., 3 pp., retyped version, carbon ts., 3 pp. (2 copies).
F.11 Brown, Robert Craig. Canada's National Policy, 1883-1900, for Winnipeg Free Press, December 1964, Carbon ts., 3 pp.
F.12 Burns, R.M. One Country or Two?, for University Affairs, October 1972, annotated ts., 6 pp., retyped version, carbon ts., 6 pp., with copy of letter to the editor, 1 p.
F.13 Campbell, M.W. McGillivray: Lord of the Northwest, for Queen's Quarterly. Acknowledged February 1, 1963, carbon ts., 3 pp., with letter from the editor's secretary, 1 p.
F.14 Campbell, M.W. The North West Company, [1957], carbon ts., 2 pp.
F.15 [Canadian Foreign Policy], review of books relating to, Canadian Historical Review, [June 1947], annotated carbon ts., 23 pp.
F.16 Careless, J.M.S. Brown of the Globe, II: Statesman of Confederation, for Canadian Forum, [October 1963], Carbon ts., 4 pp.
F.17 Careless, J.M.S. Brown of the Globe, II, December 1963, carbon ts., 4 pp. (2 copies).
F.18 Careless, J.M.S. Colonists and Canadiens, for Dalhousie Review. Submitted October 1971, carbon ts., 8 pp. With copy of letter to the editor, 1 p.
F.19 Carter, Gwendolen M. The British Commonwealth and International Security, [1947?], carbon ts., 3 pp. With part of another piece on books about aspects of the Second World War attached, carbon ts., 11 pp.
F.20 Chapman, J.K. The Career of Arthur Hamilton Gordon for The Canadian Forum, carbon ts., 3 pp.
F.21 [China], review of 6 books, published 1947-1949, for International Journal, [1950], offprint of published version only, 3 pp.
F.22 Clark, Lovell. The Manitoba School Question, 1971, carbon ts., 3 pp.
F.23 Clark, S.D. The Developing Canadian Community for Canadian Historical Review, February 1963, carbon ts., 5 pp. Acknowledgement card, Jan. 1963, offprint of published version, 1 p.
F.24 Clark, S.D. Movements of Political Protest in Canada, for Canadian Historical Review, submitted November 1959, carbon ts., 7 pp.
F.25 Cook, Ramsay The Politics of John W. Dafoe and the Free Press, for International Journal, submitted May 1963, carbon ts., 3 pp. (2 copies), offprint of published version, 1 p.
F.26 Cook, Ramsay [title lacking], for the Toronto Globe and Mail, [1971], carbon ts., 4 pp.
F.27 Corry, J.A. Democratic Government and Politics, [1947], carbon ts., 4 pp.
F.28 Costain, Thomas B. The White and the Gold, for Minnesota History, Autumn 1955. Carbon ts., 1 p. Also offprint of the published version, 1 p.
F.29 Creighton, Donald. Canada's First Century, for the Toronto Globe and Mail, February 1970, carbon ts., 5 pp.
F.30 Creighton, Donald. John A. MacDonald: The Young Politician, for International Journal, [1952/3], carbon ts., 3 pp., also offprint of the published version, 3 pp.
F.31 Creighton, Donald. The Road to Confederation, for The Winnipeg Tribune, December 1964, carbon ts., 7 pp.
F.32 Creighton, Donald. The Story of Canada, for Winnipeg Free Press, October 1959, carbon ts., 5 pp.
F.33 Crunican, Paul. Priests and Politicians --Manitoba Schools ..., for Winnipeg Free Press, submitted January 1975, ms., 7 pp., carbon ts., 5 pp., with copy of letter to the editor, 1 p.
F.34 Dawson, R. MacGregor William Lyon Mackenzie King, for The Canadian Journal of Economics and Political Science, submitted January 1959. Carbon ts., 10 pp.
F.35 [De Voto,] The Course of Empire. Howard, [Joseph Kinsey], Strange Empire, [1952?], annotated ts., for a lecture [?], 9 pp. See also F.58 below.
F.36 Desbarats, Peter. The State of Quebec, for The Commentator, March, 1965, carbon ts., 2 pp.
F.37 Dictionary of Canadian Biography, II, for the Toronto Globe and Mail, October 1969, carbon ts., 3 pp.
F.38 Diefenbaker, John George. One Canada, Volume II, The Years of Achievement, 1976, ts., 6 pp.
F.39 Ferguson, G.V. John W. Dafoe, for Pacific Affairs, December 1948, carbon ts., 3 pp.
F.40 Fowke, Vernon C. The National Policy and the Wheat Economy, [1957], carbon ts., 4 pp. Duplicate carbon ts., annotated, 4 pp. Freeman, Donald see F.30 in Box 51
F.41 Galbraith, John. The Establishment of Canadian Diplomatic Status at Washington, for Indiana Magazine of History, [1951], carbon ts., 2 pp.
F.42 Gibson, Dale and Lee. Substantial Justice: Law and Lawyers in Manitoba, for Manitoba Law Journal, [1972], carbon ts., 6 pp.
F.43 Gilbert, Heather. Awakening Continent: The Life of Lord Mount Stephen, for Minnesota History, Fall, 1966, offprint of the published version only, 2 pp.
F.44 Giraud, Marcus. Le metis canadien, for The Beaver, [1950], carbon ts., 13 pp.
F.45 Glazebrook, G.P. de T. A History of Canadian Political Thought, [1966], carbon ts., 2 pp.
F.46 Glazebrook, G.P. de T. A Short History of Canada, Graham, Gerald S. Canada: A Short History, for The Journal of Modern History, [1951], carbon ts., 4 pp.
F.47 Good, W.C. Farmer Citizen: My Fifty Years in the Canadian Farmers' Movement, for Canadian Historical Review, submitted May 4, 1959, carbon ts., 2 pp. Duplicate carbon ts., lightly annotated, 2 pp.
F.48 Gough, Barry M. The Royal Navy and the Northwest Coast of North America, for The Western Historical Quarterly, submitted September 15,1971. Ms. draft, 3 pp., carbon ts., 2 pp., with copy of letter to the editor, 1 p. Graham, Gerald S. see F.46 above.
F.49 Granatstein, J.L. and J.M. Hitsman. Broken Promises: A History of Conscription in Canada, [1970s?], ts., 3 pp.
F.50 Grant, George P. Lament for a Nation, [1965], carbon ts., 3 pp.
F.51 Grant, George. Technology and Empire, for Toronto Globe and Mail, [1969], carbon ts., 4 pp.
F.52 Gray, John M. Lord Selkirk of Red River, [1963], carbon ts., 4 pp.
F.53 Grierson, Edward. The Imperial Dream; The British Commonwealth and Empire, for Toronto Globe and Mail, [August 1972]. Ms. draft, 5 pp. Annotated ts., 5 pp. Retyped version, carbon ts., 5 pp.
F.54 Harlow, V.T. The Founding of the Second British Empire, for the Canadian Historical Review, [1952], annotated carbon ts., 4 pp.
F.55 Henderson, J.L.H. John Strachan, for Journal of Canadian Studies, November 1969, annotated ts., 13 pp. Retyped version, 13 pp.
F.56 Hill, Douglas. The Opening of the Canadian West, [1967], carbon ts., 3 pp.
F.57 Hitsman, J. Mackay. The Incredible War of 1812, for Toronto Globe and Mail, December 1965, carbon ts., 3 pp. See also F.49 above.
F.58 Howard, Joseph Kinsey. Strange Empire: A Narrative of the Northwest, [1952], for Minnesota History, carbon ts., 3 pp. See also F.35 above.
F.59 Hutchinson, Bruce. The Incredible Canadian, for The Annals, American Academy of Political and Social Science, [1953], carbon ts., 3 pp.
F.60 Hutchinson, Bruce. Mr. Prime Minister, October 1964, carbon ts., 2 pp. With a retyped carbon ts. of p. 2.
F.61 Innis, H.A.. Essays in Canadian Economic History, for Wisconsin Magazine of History, [1957], carbon ts., 2 pp. Cutting of published version, 2 leaves.
F.62 Irving, John A. The Social Credit Movement in Alberta, for Winnipeg Free Press, January 1960, carbon ts., 5 pp.
F.63 Isajivv, Wsevolod. Identities: the Impact of Ethnicity on Canadian Society, for Canadian Historical Review, September 1978, ms., 7 pp. Also offprint of the published version, 2 pp.
F.64 Jones, Howard M., Riesman, David, Ulich, Robert. The University and the New World, for Canadian Forum, August 1963, carbon ts., 2 pp. Published version, complete issue, pp. 116-117.
F.65 Keirstead, B.S. Canada in World Affairs, for World Affairs Quarterly, [1957], annotated carbon ts., 2 pp.
F.66 Kelsey, Vera. Red River Runs North, for Minnesota History, June, 1951, carbon ts., 3 pp. Cutting of published version, 2 leaves.
F.67 La Pierre, Laurier et al., Essays on the Left, Essays in Honour of T.C. Douglas, for Canadian Forum, May, 1971, ms. draft, 15 pp. Carbon ts., 8 pp.
F.68 Lacour-Gayet, Robert. Histoire du Canada, [1966], annotated ts., 2 pp., retyped version, further annotated, 2 pp., third version, carbon ts., 2 pp.
F.69 Lanctot, Gustave. A History of Canada, I, [1963], carbon ts., 2 pp. (2 copies).
F.70 Lanctot, Gustave A History of Canada, I, [a different review from F.69 above], for Minnesota History, September 1963, carbon ts., 5 pp. Cutting of published version, 2 leaves.
F.71 Lanctot, Gustave. A History of Canada, II, for Toronto Globe and Mail, December 1964, carbon ts., 3 pp.
F.72 Lanctot, Gustave. A History of Canada, III, for Toronto Globe and Mail, December 1965, carbon ts., 2 pp.
F.73 Lent, D. Geneva. West of the Mountains: James Sinclair and the Hudson's Bay Company, [1963], carbon ts., 1 p.
F.74 Lieberson, Stanley. Language and Ethnic Relations in Canada, for The Annals [?], American Academy of Political and Social Science, February 1971, Carbon ts., 3 pp. Also copy of letter to the editor, 1 p.
F.75 Lower, A.R.M. Colony to Nation: A History of Canada, [1947], carbon ts., 3 pp.
F.76 Lower, A.R.M. A Free Nation and its [Frontier?], [Undated, headed "Report" "Confidential"], ms. draft, 6 pp.
F.77 Lower, A.R.M. Great Britain's Woodyard ..., for Queen's Quarterly, June 1973, carbon ts., 8 pp.

 

BOX 51
F.1 MacEwan, Grant. The Sodbusters, [1949?], carbon ts., 2 pp.
F.2 MacGregor, James A. A History of Alberta, for The Canadian Historical Review, [1972], carbon ts., 3 pp. Offprint of published version, 2 leaves.
F.3 MacKay, Douglas. The Honourable Company, for The Beaver, [1949], carbon ts., 3 pp.
F.4 MacKinnon, Frank. The Crown in Canada, [1976], ts., 4 pp.
F.5 Macleod, Margaret. The Letters of Letitia Hargrave, [1947], carbon ts., 5 pp.
F.6 Mallory, J.R. Social Credit and the Federal Power in Canada, for Canadian Historical Association Review, submitted June 1955, carbon ts., 3 pp. Also duplicate carbon ts., lightly annotated, 3 pp.
F.7 Mallory, J.R. The Structure of Canadian Government, for Annals [?] The American Academy of Political and Social Science, submitted September 1971, annotated ts., 4 pp. Retyped carbon ts., 4 pp. Also copy of letter to the editor, 1 p.
F.8 Martin, Chester. Foundations of Canadian Nationhood, [1955], lightly annotated carbon ts., 8 pp.
F.9 Martin, Chester. Obituary/Review, for Canadian Historical Review, submitted May 1958, carbon ts., 6 pp. (2 copies). F.10 McInnis, E.W. Reid, J.H.S. The English-Speaking Peoples, [1948], carbon ts., 5 pp.
F.11 Meisel, John. The Canadian General Election of 1957. Scarrow, Howard A. Canada Votes: A Handbook of Federal and Provincial Election Data, [1963], carbon ts., 3 pp.
F.12 Moir, John S.(ed.). Character and Circumstances--Essays in Honour of Donald Grant Creighton, Penlington, Norman (ed.) On Canada --Essays in Honour of Frank H. Underhill. The combined review entitled "Towards an Understanding of Canadian History", [1971], ms. draft, 36 pp. Annotated ts. version, 23 pp., with ms. insertions, retyped version, carbon ts., 24 pp.
F.13 Morley, Alan. Vancouver: From Milltown to Metropolis, for American Historical Review, April 1965, carbon ts., 1 p., offprint of published version, 1 leaf, also letter from A.H.R. editor requesting the review, 18 September 1964, 1 p.
F.14 Morison, Samuel Eliot. The European Discovery of America, for Journal of Canadian Studies, [1971], carbon ts., 11 pp.
F.15 Morton, A.S. Saskatchewan: The Making of a University, July 1959, carbon ts., 2 pp.
F.16 Murray, Stanley Norman. The Valley Comes of Age, for The Canadian Historical Review, [1967?], carbon ts., 1 p., also offprint of the published version, 1 leaf.
F.17 Myers, Hugh Bingham. The Quebec Revolution, for the Winnipeg Free Press, May 1964, carbon ts., 3 pp.
F.18 Neatby, H.B. William Lyon Mackenzie King, II, for Canadian Historical Review, submitted February 1964, carbon ts., 5 pp., also offprint of the published version, December 1964, 2 leaves.
F.19 Neatby, L.H. Conquest of the Last Frontier, for The Beaver, [1966], carbon ts., 2 pp.
F.20 Ogden, P.S. Snake Country Journal, for Queen's Quarterly, submitted May 1962, carbon ts., 2 pp. (2 copies), also letter from the editor, 1 p.
F.21 Ormsby, Margaret, British Columbia. Berton, Pierre Klondike, for C.B.C. Winnipeg, December 1958, carbon ts., 4 pp.
F.22 Ouellet, F. Histoire de la Chambre de Commerce de Quebec, for Canadian Historical Review, November 1959, carbon ts., 2 pp.
F.23 Peel, Bruce. A Bibliography of the Prairie Provinces, [1956], carbon ts., 2 pp. Penlington, Norman - see F.12 above
F.24 Perkins, Bradford. Castlereagh and Adams, for Toronto Globe and Mail, [April 1965], carbon ts., 4 pp.
F.25 Pettitpas, Katherine. The Diary of Rev. Henry Budd, 1974, photocopied ts., 3 pp.
F.26 Pickersgill, J.W. My Years with Louis St. Laurent, [1975], ts., 4 pp.
F.27 Porter, John. The Vertical Mosaic, [1965], carbon ts., 4 pp.
F.28 Post Secondary Education in Ontario, report of the Presidents of the Universities of Ontario to the Advisory Committee on University Affairs, [1963], carbon ts., 3 pp. (2 copies).
F.29 Pusey, Nathan M. The Age of the Scholar, for Canadian Forum, December[?] 1963, (both October and December appear on the ts.), carbon ts., 2 pp. (2 copies).
F.30 Ray, A.J. Freeman, Donald. Give Us Good Measure, for NeWest ReView, [1978?], 2 pp., with attached note from George Melynk, 11 December 1978. Reid, J.H.S. - see F.10 above
F.31 Report of the Royal Commission on Higher Education in New Brunswick, for Canadian Forum, February 1963, carbon ts., 3 pp.
F.32 Rich, E.E. A History of the Hudson's Bay Company, I, for Dalhousie Review, [1958], lightly annotated carbon ts., 4 pp.
F.33 Rich, E.E. A History of the Hudson's Bay Company, II, for The Beaver, September 1960, carbon ts., 5 pp. (2 copies), also copy of letter to the editor, 1 p.
F.34 Rich, E.E. The Letters of John McLoughlin from Fort Vancouver to the Governor and Committee, for Canadian Historical Review [?], [1944], carbon ts., 4 pp. Riesman, David - see F.64 in Box 50
F.35 Roe, Frank Gilbert. The North American Buffalo, [1951], carbon ts., 3 pp.
F.36 Rolph, William. Henry Wise Wood of Alberta, for The Journal of Economic History, [1951], carbon ts., 4 pp. (2 copies).
F.37 Ross, Alexander. The Red River Settlement, for Wisconsin Magazine of History, [1957], carbon ts., 1 p. Also clipping of the published version, 2 leaves.
F.38 Saywell, J.T. (ed.) The Canadian Journal of Lady Aberdeen, [1960], carbon ts., 4 pp. Scarrow, Howard A. - see F.11 above
F.39 Sharp, Paul F. The Agrarian Revolt in Western Canada, [1948], annotated ts., 3 pp.
F.40 Sherman, Paddy. Bennett, May 20 1966, ts., 4 pp. (2 photocopies).
F.41 Shook, Laurence K. Catholic Post-Secondary Education in English-Speaking Canada, for Robin Harris, University of Toronto, [August 1971], ms. draft, 13 pp. First version, carbon ts., 10 pp., first version, original ts. with revisions, 10 pp., retyped version, carbon ts., 10 pp.
F.42 Shrive, Norman. Charles Mair, Literary Nationalist, for Tamarack Review, November 1965, carbon ts., 5 pp.
F.43 Spencer, Robert A. Canada in World Affairs from UN to Nato, for International Journal, submitted, June 1959, carbon ts., 2 pp.
F.44 Spry, Irene M. The Palliser Expedition, for The Beaver, submitted January 1964, carbon ts., 2 pp.
F.45 Stanley, George F.G. The Birth of Western Canada, [1961], carbon ts., 2 pp.
F.46 Stanley, George F.G. Louis Riel, [1963], carbon ts., 4 pp.
F.47 Stevens, G.R. Canadian National Railways, vol. 2, for Canadian Historical Review, June 1962, carbon ts., 5 pp.
F.48 Sweeny, Alastair. [Life of Cartier] [1970s?]. Ts., 2 pp.
F.49 Thomas, L.G. The Liberal Party in Alberta, for The Pacific Northwest Quarterly, August 1959, carbon ts., 2 pp.
F.50 Thomas, L.H. The Struggle for Responsible Government, for Minnesota History, September 1956, annotated carbon ts., 2 pp. Offprint of published version, 1 leaf.
F.51 Thornton, A.P. For Toronto Globe and Mail, [1966], ts., 4 pp.
F.52 Toynbee, Arnold. For Canadian Historical Review, March 1972, carbon ts., 3 pp. Also offprint of published version, 2 leaves and compliments slips. Ulich, Robert - see F.64 in Box 50.
F.53 Wallace, W. Stewart. The Pedlars from Quebec and other Papers, Winter 1955, for Minnesota History, carbon ts., 2 pp. Also offprint of the published version, 2 leaves.
F.54 Ward, Norman. The Public Purse:A Study in Canadian Democracy, for The American Historical Review, submitted June 1962, published October 1962, carbon ts., 2 pp. Also offprint of the published version, 2 leaves.
F.55 Warner, D.F. The Idea of Continental Union, for Minnesota History, submitted July 1960, carbon ts., 3 pp.
F.56 Warner, Oliver. The Sea and the Sword, February 1965, carbon ts., 2 pp.
F.57 White, Patrick C. Lord Selkirk's Diary, 1803-1804, for Dalhousie Review, submitted December 1958, carbon ts., 3 pp.
F.58 Wilson, Harold A. The Imperial Policy of Sir Robert Borden, for American Historical Review, submitted 25 September 1966.
F.59 Winks, Robin W. Canada and the United States, [1960], photocopied carbon ts., 3 pp.
F.60 Wood, G.A. and O'Connor (eds.). W.P. Morrell: A Tribute, for Journal of Canadian Studies, submitted November 1974, annotated typescript, 6 pp. Retyped version, ts., 9 pp. Also duplicate carbon ts., 9 pp. and copy of letter to the editor, 1 p.
F.61 Wright, [ ]. Saskatchewan, the History of a Province, annotated carbon ts., 2 pp.

 

Lectures. These lectures, ranging from very formal scripts which are apparently ready for publication to handwritten point form notes on file cards, show Morton's wide range of interests and demonstrate his involvement with a public wider than the purely academic one. They have been arranged alphabetically under the title of the lecture. References have been given in the case of series titles (e.g. Champlain Lecture) and lectures delivered as part of a group of lectures have been kept together under the title of the first, with references given from the place where the lectures were delivered (e.g. University of Otago) and from the titles of the other lectures in the series. Because of the close correspondence between lectures and articles researchers in pursuit of a particular title are advised to check both article and lecture series.

 

BOX 52
F.1 "Adventure and Advancement: Some Reflections on a Philosophy of the British Empire": I "The PreImperial Fishery: Newfoundland" II "A Nation Overseas? An Exercise in a Physiology of Empire" III "Nations Overseas: The Triumph of Ruperts Land". Series of lectures given at the University of Otago, New Zealand, 1975, Ms., 91 pp.
F.2 "The Borden Era: National Crisis, 1911-1920", [Late 1960s?], ms., 48 pp., Ts., (photocopied), 37 pp., duplicate carbon ts. of above version, 37 pp., original ts. with annotations and additions, 37 pp.
F.3 [Brandon College, University of Manitoba], Convocation Address, [1964?], ts., 7 pp.
F.4 [Brandon College] 1970 Midwinter Seminar, Concluding Remarks, transcribed from a recording, photocopied ts., 9 pp. (3 copies). See also Box 53, F.22.
F.5 "The Buffalo in Manitoba History", [1963?], carbon ts., 10 pp. And a duplicate carbon ts., 10 pp.
F.6 "Canada and Reconstruction, 1863-1879", March 1965, heavily annotated ts., 28 pp., Retyped version, carbon ts., 21 pp.(2 copies), final[?] version, carbon ts., 25 pp., and title page.
F.7 "Canada: the One and the Many", draft, annotated ts., 6 pp. Retyped version, 7 pp.
F.8 "Canadian Attitudes Towards the United States in the Twentieth Century", to Mankato State College, Minnesota, February 7, 1959, carbon ts., 19 pp.
F.9 "Canadian Confederation, 1859-1873", [1973], ms., 44 pp.
F.10 "The Canadian Conservative Tradition", [1974?], ms., 25 pp. Annotated ts., 22 pp., retyped version, carbon ts., 23 pp.
F.11 "The Canadian Crisis", March 1978, ms. draft, 40 pp. Annotated ts. version with ms. insertions, 25 pp. Final ts. version, 20 pp.
F.12 [Canadian Defence Policy], [1955], carbon ts., 4 pp.
F.13 "The Canadian Identity, The Provinces and Quebec", Wisconsin, [1970s?], annotated ts., 15 pp.
F.14 "The Canadian Monarchy", perhaps an essay [?]. Heavily annotated ts. with ms. insertions, 38 pp.
F.15 [Canadian Studies, Trent] "The Seeing Eye: A Canadian Experience", "The Illuminating Eye: the Non-Canadian Heritage", October 20 and 21, 1976, ms., 7 pp.
F.16 "A Centennial of Northern Development", [1970], annotated ts., 12 pp. See also Articles
F.17 "Century History: Nature of Canadian Nationality", February 20 [1967?], incomplete ms. draft, 22 pp.
F.18 "A Century of Plain and Parkland", to Centennial Conference on the History of the Canadian West, Banff, Alberta, May 17-20, 1967, heavily annotated ts. draft, 29 pp. Retyped version, carbon ts., 31 pp., further retyped version, carbon ts., 2 pp., final version, for circulation, with title page/cover, 18 pp. See also Articles. Champlain Lecture see F.25 below
F.19 "Christmas Past: Journeys into Enchantment", to Authors' Association, December 18, 1958, ts., 9 pp.
F.20 "Citizenship", [1964], annotated ts., 7 pp., retyped version, carbon ts., 6 pp. (2 copies).
F.21 [Citizenship], address to group of new citizens, January 15 1964, annotated ts., 2 pp., duplicated carbon ts., 2 pp.
F.22 "The Clearance and the Settlement of Lord Selkirk's Settlers", to Scottish group, [1940s/1950s?]. Carbon ts., 9 pp.
F.23 "The Common Heritage", to Ukrainian group, [1951], carbon ts., 6 pp.
F.24 [The Commonwealth Conference on Education], to teachers, November 1959, ts., 3 pp.
F.25 "Confederation, 1870-1896", Champlain Lecture at Trent University, November 1965, heavily annotated ts., 28 pp. List of errata, carbon ts. and ts., 3 pp., retyped version, carbon ts., 30 pp.(3 copies).

 

BOX 53
F.1 "Confederation and the West in Confederation", to Centennial Conference, Victoria, August 1967, ms. draft, 10 pp. Heavily annotated ts. draft, 6 pp., retyped version, incomplete carbon ts., 7 pp., photocopy of above version, incomplete, 8 pp., 2 further photocopies, complete, 13 pp. each, final[?] version, as previous but with addition to last paragraph, photocopied ts., 13 pp.
F.2 "Confederation as It Was in 1867", "Confederation as it Had Become in 1967", detailed notes for 2 lectures, ms., 6 pp.
F.3 "The Conservative Principle in Confederation", to The National Conference on Canadian Goals, Fredericton, September 9-12, 1964, duplicated ts., 22 pp. and title page.
F.4 [Convocation Address], to a class of accountants [?], [1947], annotated ts., 6 pp.
F.5 [Convocation Address], University of Manitoba [?], [1964?], brief ms. notes, 1 p. "The Crown in the Commonwealth" see Box 52, F.3.
F.6 [Dafoe, Elizabeth], Tribute on the opening of the Elizabeth Dafoe Library, [1963], carbon ts., 4 pp.
F.7 "Daughters of Time", lecture outline, [1975?], ms., 3 pp. Also University of Manitoba circular, 1 p.
F.8 "The Dualism of Culture and the Federalism of Power", to the 7th Annual Seminar of the Canadian Union of Students, Laval University, September 4, 1964, duplicated ts., 15 pp.
F.9 "The Faculty and University Government", Fall 1962, annotated ts., 16 pp. "Federalism in the Commonwealth" see Box 52, F.3.
F.10 "The Fifty-First State", to Teachers' Association, Winnipeg, and to Moorehead State College, April 1962, point form outline, carbon ts., 3 pp., carbon ts. draft, 17 pp., original ts. of above draft, annotated, 17 pp.
F.11 "Free Enterprise and Continentalism", ms., 8 pp. See also Articles.
F.12 [Freshmen, Address to], September 13 1963, typed on 5 x 7 file cards, 6 pp.
F.13 "Frontier and Fragment in Canadian History and Historiography", Christchurch, New Zealand, [1975?], also includes lectures given at Massey and Wellington, ms., 7 pp.
F.14 [Graduates, response to toast to], 1963, typed on 5 x 7 file cards, 3 pp.
F.15 "Henry Youle Hind, Geologist", to meeting of geologists, Winnipeg, September 1, 1970, carbon ts., 16 pp.
F.16 "An Historian Looks at the Evidence", notes for lecture to Science Club, Spring, 1958, annotated ts., 8 pp. "The Historical Phenomenon of Minorities" see "Minorities" below.
F.17 "The Historiography of the Great West", to Canadian Historical Society, [June?] 3, 1970, carbon ts., 28 pp.
F.18 "Homely Wits", to meeting of authors or literary group [?], [1970s?], annotated ts., 18 pp. Also retyped version, 19 pp.
F.19 "The Hudson's Bay Company, 1670-1970", [1970], annotated ts., 5 pp. Duplicate carbon ts., 5 pp. "The Illuminating Eye" see Box 52, F.14
F.20 Knaplund Lectures: Given at the University of Wisconsin, February-May 1960, I "The Pre-Imperial Fishery, Newfoundland", annotated ts., 23 pp. Title page has "Adventure and Advancement: Some Reflections on the Physiology of the British Empire" (cf. Box 52, F.1 ).
F.21 Knaplund Lectures: II "Nation Overseas: The American Colonies; An Exercise in the Physiology of Empire", annotated ts., 22 pp.
F.22 Knaplund Lectures: III "Nations Overseas: The Transfer of Rupertsland; An Exercise in Intended Empire, Canada, 1870", annotated ts., 21 pp.
F.23 "The Larger Manitoba" marked "writings" but without footnotes, Fall 1962, lightly annotated ts., 10 pp. 2 duplicate carbon tss., 20 pp. total.
F.24 "Like and Unlike", Convocation Address, McGill University, October 1966, typescript, 7 pp., 8 photocopies of above typescript, 56 pp. total, retyped but unchanged version, 8 pp.
F.25 "The Limits of Cultural Adaptation on the Plains", to the University of North Dakota, 1958, annotated carbon ts., 7 pp.
F.26 "Lord Selkirk's Settlers", possibly brief, unannotated article, carbon ts., 3 pp.
F.27 [MacNutt, W.S.] tribute, ms., 6 pp.
F.28 "Manitoba in the New Century: The Historical Perspective", to Brandon College, Midwinter Seminar, January 1970, typescript, 23 pp. Also duplicate photocopied ts., 23 pp. See also previous box, F.4.
F.29 "Manitoba's Historic Role", to Manitoba Historical Society, September 1963, typescript draft, heavily annotated, 23 pp., 3 carbon copies of retyped version, 15 pp. each. Original of retyped version, annotated, 15 pp. Further revised version, duplicated ts., 13 pp., (2 copies). And note re the final version from Morton to his secretary.
F.30 "Manitoba's Peoples and the Development of the Province", "Notes for Discussion, Brandon, Man.", December 8 1959, lecture, in point form and figures re immigration and ethnicity, annotated ts., 5 pp. Mankato State College see Box 52, F.8 and Box 55, F.23

 

BOX 54
F.1 "Minorities", address prepared for the meeting of the International Committee of Historical Sciences, San Francisco, 1975. First draft, ms., December 1974, 101 pp. Typescript draft, incomplete, heavily annotated, 12 pp. with ms. insert, 1 p., photocopy of footnotes, 6 pp. A copy of this version is in Box 48, F.2.
F.2 "Minorities", first typed draft, annotated typescript, 82 pp. and 4 pp. footnotes, duplicate carbon ts., 82 pp. and 4 pp. footnotes.
F.3 "Minorities", "first revision", retyped version, 82 pp., and 4 pp. footnotes.
F.4 "Minorities", another copy of above version, critically annotated by another reader, 82 pp. + 4 pp. footnotes.
F.5 "Minorities", "second Revision", heavily annotated ts., 80 pp., with rejected and retyped pages following, 16 pp. ts., 22 pp. duplicate carbon ts.
F.6 "Minorities", 3 research papers relating to this topic, not by Morton.
F.7 "Minorities", final version [?], carbon ts., 50 pp. Note: For extensive correspondence relating to the preparation of this paper see Conferences and Seminars section below: 1975, International Committee of Historical Sciences, San Francisco.
F.8 "Movement in Manitoba", to Good Roads Association, [1940s? 1950s?], annotated carbon ts., 19 pp.
F.9 [Nationalism and Regionalism in Canadian History], Chairman's introduction to Canadian section at meeting of the American Historical Association, December 1958, carbon ts., 3 pp., also annotated ts. section, 2 pp. "Nations Overseas" see F.22 above.
F.10 "The Nature of Canadian Federalism", to Civil Service, October 1959, annotated ts., 5 pp., duplicate carbon ts., 5 pp.
F.11 The Nature of Canadian Nationality", Possibly an article [?], [Post 1967], ms., 23 pp.
F.12 "Needed Changes in the Canadian Constitution", [1960s?], ms., 36 pp. Ts. version, much changed from above ms., 18 pp.
F.13 "Neglected Realities in Education", [1950s?] annotated ts., 20 pp. New Zealand Lectures see under "Adventure" and "Frontier" above.

 

BOX 55
F.1 "The ‘North' as a Factor in Canadian Historical Development", to The Royal Society, June 1, 1970, ms. draft, 14 pp., carbon ts., 21 pp.
F.2 "The North in Canadian History", to Canadian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy, October, 1959, ts., small-sized pages, 9 pp., abbreviated version, carbon ts., 5 pp.
F.3 "The North in Canadian History: The Instance of Labrador", point form lecture outline, ms., 2 pp. Further developed version of above [?], ms., 4 pp. and typed version, ts., 4 pp. Also received with this outline: "The Place of the North in Canadian Historiography", outline, ms., 1 p., "The Crown in the Commonwealth: A Question of Parliamentary Democracy and Federalism", outline, ms., 2 pp., "Federalism in the Commonwealth", outline, ms., 2 pp.
F.4 "Notes on the University Structure of Trent", [1969-1975], ms., 2 pp.
F.5 [Orlikow, Lionel], Petition to the Winnipeg School Board on Orlikow's behalf presented by Morton on behalf of a group of Winnipeg Citizens, January 2, 1963, ts., 2 pp. Otago, University of see Box 52, F.1.
F.6 "Our Living History", to the Neepawa and District Chamber of Commerce, January 1964, annotated ts., 7 pp. Also letter from the Mayor of the Town of Neepawa, Feb. 4 1964. "The Place of the North in Canadian Historiography" see F.3 above. "PreImperial Fishery" see Box 52, F.1 and Box 53, F.20.
F.7 "The Progressive Movement in Canada", ms. outline, 6 pp.
F.8 "Progressives: Reformists and Radicals", to American Historical Association, 29 December 1969, carbon ts., 18 pp. Revised version, annotated ts., 16 pp., F.9 "The Puzzle of the North", ms. outline, 2 pp. F.10 "The Quality of Canadian Nationality", point form outline, ms., 2 pp.
F.11 "Quebec and Confederation", [1964], point form outline on large cards, 4 pp.
F.12 "Quebec--Federation or Association?", [1964-1965], carbon ts., 14 pp. and title page.
F.13 "Raw Country", Lecture for C.B.C. radio [?], April 31 1958, carbon ts., 15 pp.
F.14 "The Relevance of Canadian History", Presidential Address to the Canadian Historical Association, Kingston, June 1960, Duplicated ts., 36 pp., 2 copies, the second marked "to be published in Canadian Historical Review".
F.15 "Research in the Arts", [1963?], point form outline, ms., 4 pp. "The Seeing Eye" see Box 52, F.14
F.16 [Senior Graduates, Address to], University of Manitoba, May 26 1967, carbon ts., 6 pp., original ts., annotated, 6 pp.
F.17 "The Shooting of Thomas Scott", "University Lecture", January 1960, ts., 17 pp., duplicate carbon ts., 17 pp.
F.18 "Some Aspects of R.G. Collingwood's Historical Method and Idea of History", annotated ts. and carbon ts., 28 pp.
F.19 "Some Thoughts on the Amendment of the Constitution of Canada", perhaps on essay or position paper, ms., 22 pp., annotated ts., 18 pp., retyped version, carbon ts., 19 pp.
F.20 "Some Thoughts on the Philosophy of History", to University History Club, 1955, annotated ts., 28 pp. See also Articles. F.21 "The Stresses and Strengths of Confederation", February 1964, ts., 8 pp.
F.22 "Student and Teacher: Symbiosis", [Late 1960s?], ms., 30 pp., annotated ts., 23 pp., retyped version, carbon ts., 23 pp.
F.23 "The Study of History and International Relations", to Mankato State College, Minnesota, February 6, 1959, carbon ts., 19 pp.
F.24 "The Teaching of Canadian History and Multiculturalism in Canada", to Rhineland-Stanley Teachers' Association, [October 1963], ts., 10 pp. And duplicate carbon ts., 10 pp.
F.25 "Theoretical Approach to History", York University, October 27 1976, ms., 2 pp. F.26 "Twenty Seven Years Premature", Centenary Address to the University of Manitoba, [1977], annotated ts., 6 pp.
F.27 "These Two Nations", Address in the Peace Garden, July 1962, carbon ts., 4 pp.
F.28 "To Profess is to Serve Freely", to Nursing Association in Manitoba, April 1963, carbon ts., 12 pp.
F.29 "The Tory and Class", "Teach In", November 10, 1967, ms. draft, 39 pp., lightly annotated ts., 24 pp., photocopy of ts., lacking annotations, 24 pp.
F.30 "The Tory Dialectic", Point form outline(s), ms., 3 pp.
F.31 "Two Young Men, 1869", to Manitoba Historical Society, January 12 1974, ms. draft, 30 pp., heavily annotated ts., 24 pp., retyped version, lightly annotated, 27 pp., further retyped version "sent to Lovell Clarke, 17 July 1974", carbon ts., 28 pp., (2 copies).
F.32 "The University as it is and is Becoming", May, 1966, annotated ts. on small-sized paper, 35 pp., duplicate carbon ts., 35 pp., "sent to Michael Hicks".
F.33 "The University College: An Adventure in Humanism", [1963], annotated ts., 15 pp.
F.34 "The Unveiling of the Canadian Northwest", University of Toronto, Extension Course, 1967 lecture, ts., 18 pp.
F.35 "The Victory of Populism in Canada", ms. draft, 21 pp. Heavily annotated ts. version, 8 pp.
F.36 "Was There a British Empire?" lecture adapted for publication [?], ms., 30 pp. + 2 pp. footnotes.
F.37 "The West and Confederation" [1964?], carbon ts., 13 pp. See also Articles.
F.38 "What Does English Canada Think?", point form outline, ms., 3 pp.
F.39 "Why Rewrite History?", given at Expo Youth Pavilion, May 5 1967, ms., 8 pp., annotated ts., 6 pp., retyped version, ts., 6 pp. and duplicate carbon ts., 6 pp.

 

III Unpublished Material This section of the archive includes manuscript and related material which appears not to have been published and also Morton's conference, teaching and research files. There are also copies of some critical assessments of his work, offprints of some of his published pieces and material sent to him by others.

 

BOX 56

F.1 "The Monarchy in Canada" Correspondence relating to the book, 1970-1974, includes letters to/from Jacques Monet, S.F. Wise, Wilder Penfield, D.V. Smiley, Eugene Forsey, T.H.B. Symons, Eugene Forsey, Esmond Butler, E.B. Osler, Stephen A. Scott, Frank Mortisugu and Charles Lynch, 193 items.

 

This Land, These People. Gage; Toronto, 1977. A one volume illustrated history of Canada, co-authored with L.F. Hannon.
F.2 & F.3 Manuscript draft of the text, here entitled "The Canadian Venture", 120 pp. & 291 pp. Note: Outline and bibliographic material, with letter from Macmillan of Canada and L.F. Hannon, 1968-1974, 6 items, is contained in Box 32, F.6

 

BOX 57
"The Canadian Venture". This title was used for the early drafts of This Land, These People; an Illustrated History of Canada but the differences are so substantial that the material which follows has been included with Morton's unpublished works.
F.1 Early section of the book[?], "The Formation of Canada", ms., 7 pp.
F.2 Early sections of the book[?], "The European Peoples", "British North America to 1857", Section on countryside and city, ms., 18 pp. total. A History of Canada
F.3 First section of the ms., no indication of illustrations, annotated ts., 136 pp.
F.4 Second section of the manuscript, annotated ts., pp. 137-317.
F.5 Third section of the manuscript, annotated ts. with ms. insertions, typescript pp. 318-445, ms. insertions, 7 pp., also 2 tss. sections: "The Canadian Achievement", 2 pp., "The Taking of the Land", 8 pp., and additional ms. section: "Epilogue: 1867 and after", 57 pp.
F.6 The Canadian Venture: An Illustrated History of Canadian Life, both titles used for lengthy ms. with suggestions for illustrations, Carbon ts. with ms. insertions, 552 pp.

 

"Charles Stanley Monck; An Essay on Political Union and Nationality in the United Kingdom and Canada". The idea for a more thoroughgoing study of Monck seems to have presented itself to Morton while he was editing the Monck letters and journals (see Boxes 42 and 43). This later work does not appear to have found a publisher. Box 86 contains photocopied research material relating to Monck

 

BOX 58
F.1 Introduction, First draft, Ms., 6 pp.
F.2 [Chapter I], "Nationality and Reform in Ireland, 1846-1853", first draft, ms., 36 pp.
F.3 Chapter II, "Parliamentary Apprenticeship, 1852-1861", first draft, ms., 38 pp.
F.4 Chapter III, "The Defence of Canada", first draft, ms., 44 pp.
F.5 Chapter IV, "Politics and Defence, 1862-1864", first draft, ms., 47 pp.
F.6 Chapter V, "The Politics of a New Nationality, 1864-1865", first draft, ms., 47 pp.
F.7 Chapter VI, "Carrying Confederation, 1865-1866", first draft, ms., 45 pp.
F.8 Chapter VII, "Setting the New Canada in Motion", first draft, ms., 44 pp.
F.9 Chapter VIII, "Reform in Ireland, 1868-1879", first draft, ms., 39 pp.
F.10 [Chapter IX], "The Clash of Reform and Home Rule, 1880-1886", first draft, ms., 46 pp.
F.11 Endnotes, arranged by chapter, first draft, sometimes with a rewritten version ms., 154 pp.
F.12 Chapter 1, epilogue, second draft, heavily annotated ts. with ms. additions, 369 numbered pages.

BOX 59
F.1 "Author's Foreword", ms. draft, 2 pp., ts. version, 1 p. Also Introduction, heavily annotated ts. with ms. insertions, 7 pp.
F.2 Chapter I, "Nationality and Reform in Ireland, 1846-1852", 3rd draft (2nd draft with additions and revisions), annotated ts. and carbon ts., 38 pp.
F.3 Chapter I, "Nationality and Reform in Ireland, 1846-1852", 4th draft, annotated ts., 30 pp.
F.4 Chapter II, "Parliamentary Apprentice, 1852-1861", 3rd draft, ms. and annotated carbon ts., 44 pp.
F.5 Chapter III, "Self-Government and Self-Defence, 1861-1862", 3rd draft, ms. and annotated carbon ts., 39 pp.
F.6 Chapter IV, "Politics and the Defence of Canada, 1862-1864", 3rd draft, annotated ts., ms. and annotated carbon ts., 56 pp.
F.7 Chapter V, "Search for a New Nationality, 1864-1865", 3rd draft, annotated carbon ts., 49 pp.
F.8 Chapter VI, "Tests of a Political Nationality, 1865-1866", 3rd draft, ms., annotated carbon ts. and annotated ts., 49 pp.
F.9 Chapter VII, "Union by Devolution, 1866-1868", 3rd draft, ms., annotated carbon ts. and annotated ts., 33 pp.
F.10 Chapter VIII, "Reform in Ireland, 1868-1879", 3rd draft, annotated carbon ts. with 1 ts. page, 41 pp.
F.11 Chapter IX, "The Challenge of Irish Nationalism to Reform, 1880-1886", 3rd draft, annotated carbon ts., 39 pp.
F.12 Epilogue, carbon ts., ms. and annotated ts., several versions, 22 pp. total.
F.13 Introduction, "Monck and the Problems of Political Union", 3rd draft, heavily annotated ts., 7 pp.
F.14 Chapters 1-VII, 4th draft, annotated ts., 215 pp.
F.15 Title page, Table of Contents, Foreword and other prelims., also some retyped pages, ms., ts. and carbon ts., 46 pp.
F.16 Footnotes, ts. and carbon ts., 140 pp.
F.17 Chapters I-IV, Penultimate version [?], carbon ts., 131 numbered pages, also notes following each chapter.
F.18 Chapters V-VIII, Penultimate version [?], carbon ts., pages numbered 132-240, also notes following each chapter.
F.19 Chapters IX - end, Penultimate version [?], carbon ts., pages numbered 241-275, also notes and appendices.
F.20 Incomplete manuscript, Part of final version [?], or rejected pages from above version [?], [c.1973?], annotated ts. and annotated carbon ts., 199 pp.(many ts./carbon ts. duplicates). Also 2 copies of a military photograph.

BOX 60
F.1-7 Photocopies of letters to/from Lord Monck.

BOX 61
F.1 Outlines for a history of Canada, ts. and carbon ts., 17 pp. ts., each with 2 copies.
F.2 Northern Canadian Explorations, by Morton [?], Galley proofs dated May 1977, unpublished [?]

 

"Seven Letters in Search of an Editor: Romps with René".
F.3 First letter, annotated ts., 7 pp. Retyped version, 9 pp., also photocopy of retyped version, with annotations.
F.4 Second letter, annotated ts., 8 pp. Retyped version, 8 pp.
F.5 Third letter, annotated ts., 10 pp. Retyped version, 9 pp.
F.6 Fourth letter, annotated ts., 9 pp. Retyped version, 8 pp.
F.7 Fifth letter, annotated ts., 6 pp. Retyped version, 6 pp.
F.8 Sixth letter, annotated ts., 7 pp. Retyped version, 7 pp.
F.9 Seventh letter, annotated ts., 5 pp.
F.10 Letters I-VII, photocopy of previous version with annotations not by Morton, annotated ts., 52 pp.
F.11 Letters I-VII, further revised version, annotated ts., 55 pp.
F.12 Letters I-VII, photocopy of above version, 55 pp.
F.13 Letters I-VII, retyped version of F.11 above, 49 pp.
F.14 Letters I-VII, photocopy of F.13 above with introduction and postscript added, 53 pp.

Note: for Morton's projected biography of Donald A. Smith see Articles, Box 47, F.25.

Conference and Teaching Files

BOX 62
Bilingualism and Biculturalism
F.1 1963. Material relating to the federal Royal Commission on Bilingualism and Biculturalism, terms of reference, research projects, minutes of committee meetings, 18 items.
F.2 1964. Research Programme and briefs presented by scholars to the Royal Commission, contained in large foolscap size binder.
F.3 1964-1965. Material relating to the federal Royal Commission on Bilingualism and Biculturalism, Correspondence and circulars, also Morton's brief, and other briefs, 62 items.
F.4 1964. Additional copies of Morton's brief, brief by A.R. Lower, other briefs and circulars, 15 items.
F.5 1963-1964. Correspondence. briefs and circulars relating to the Manitoba Advisory Committee on Bilingualism and Biculturalism, of which Morton was chairperson, includes letters to/from Duff Roblin, also minutes of meetings, some duplicates, 140 items.
F.6 1963-1964. Briefs and Minutes of Meetings, Manitoba Advisory Committee on Bilingualism and Biculturalism, 16 items.
F.7 1964. Briefs and circulars relating to the Manitoba Advisory Committee on Bilingualism and Biculturalism, 7 items. Also some duplicates.
F.8 1964 Minutes of the Second Public Meeting of the Manitoba Advisory Committee on Bilingulaism and Biculturalism, January 30 1964, 1 item and duplicates.

BOX 63
Conferences, 1964-1965
F.1 1964. The National Conference on Canadian Goals, Fredericton, copies of Morton's speech: "The Conservative Principle in Confederation", also some related correspondence including letters to/from Joe Clarke, Dalton Camp, and Claude Ryan, 35 items.
F.2 1964. The National Conference on Canadian Goals, cont., other papers presented at this conference, 9 items.
F.3 1964. The National Conference on Canadian Goals, cont., other papers presented at this conference, 5 items.
F.4 1965. The North American Fur Trade Conference, St. Paul, Minnesota, related correspondence and publicity, 20 items.
F.5 1965. Confederation Banquet of the Progressive Conservative Student Federation, Toronto, TLs. from Flora MacDonald and copies of speeches delivered at the banquets, 15 items.
F.6 1965 Couchiching Conference, copies of speeches and related correspondence, also Morton's speech: "Needed Changes in the Canadian Constitution", 40 items.

 

BOX 64
Conferences, 1967-1978
F.1 1967 Centennial Conference on the History of the Canadian West, related correspondence and publicity, 23 items.
F.2 1967 Canadian Historical Association, Centennial Seminar, copies of papers delivered, related correspondence and publicity, 47 items.
F.3 1970 Midwinter Seminar, Brandon University, TL(car) and multiple copies of news release concerning Morton, 6 items.
F.4 1971 Special Joint Committee on the Constitution of Canada, includes copy of Morton's paper "Some Thoughts on the Amendment of the Constitution of Canada", also minutes and related correspondence, 12 items, with 5 newspaper clippings.
F.5 1972 Loyalist Studies Symposium, Fredericton, includes copy of Morton's paper "Was There a British Empire?" and related circulars and correspondence, 20 items.
F.6 1975 International Committee of Historical Sciences, San Francisco, includes outline of Morton's contribution, notes and circulars, 35 items (some are duplicates).
F.7 1975 International Committee of Historical Sciences, cont. correspondence relating to the Conference and copies of commentaries, papers and circulars, 116 items.
F.8 1978 Third North American Fur Trade Conference, Winnipeg, 2 items.
F.9 Conferences, Programmes and invitations, 12 items. Teaching Files

BOX 65
Teaching Files, 1960-1970
F.1 1960 Student Essay (Harry Guest), 76 pp.
F.2 1964-1965. Correspondence regarding summer research assistants, 15 items.
F.3 1967-1968. Materials relating to teaching at Trent University, mostly photocopied documents and book lists, some duplicates, 42 items.
F.4 1967-1968. Material relating to first year teaching at Trent University, includes 3 student essays, 8 items.
F.5 1969 Student Essay (Abraham Arnold), 33 pp.
F.6 1969 Ph.D. Thesis, "Dominion-Provincial Partnership in Education With Special Emphasis Upon Technical and Vocational Training Assistance Act, 1960-67", by Lionel Orlikow, 270 pp.
F.7 1970 Student Essay (Dennis Madill), 93 pp.

BOX 66
Teaching Files, 1969-1970
F.1 1969-1970 Student Essays, 7 items.
F.2 1970 Essay, E.A. Partridge, by James Hamilton and Don Reid, 80 pp.
F.3 c. 1970 Student [?] essay, "The British Connection and the Early Development of Railways in British North America", by James Winny, ms., 92 pp., ts., 66 pp. and duplicate carbon ts., 66 pp.
F.4 c.1971 Student [?] essays and papers, also one by Morton translated into Russian for International Committee of Historical Sciences conference [?], 5 items.
F.5 1971 Student essays (Henley, Russell and Martin), 3 items.
F.6 1977 Student Essay, The Foundation of the University of Manitoba in 1877, by Laurence F. Wilmot, 50 pp.

Research Material
It has not been possible to identify the various projects for which the following material was compiled. It consists primarily of photocopied archival material collected by Morton or his research assistants.

BOX 67
Material from the Wright Papers.
F.1-5 Photocopies with attached notes by a research assistant.

Research Files, 1950s-1960s
BOX 68
F.1-30 Subject files with Morton's own headings containing newspaper cuttings, pamphlets, articles, bibliographies and book dealers' catalogues. The file headings include: Conditions (1870s and 1880s) Towns, Marchwell (Early Sask. History), Red River - St. Peter's Church, Newfoundland and Confederation, Parliament and Royal Prerogative.

BOX 69
F.1-12 Subject files continued from previous box. The file headings include: Red River Reference papers, Bibliographies - York Factory.
F.13-21 Some additional, later (1960s and 1970s) research files.

BOX 70
Research Files, Quebec
F.1-12 Photocopied material, mainly from newspapers, obtained from the Quebec Provincial Archives.

BOX 71
Cards in bundles. Index cards appear to relate to Quebec Newspapers and to the Wright Papers See also Box 67.
F.1-4 Duplicated research material.

BOX 72
Research Material. Photocopies of newspapers and of maps. Also some newspaper clippings.

BOXES 73-82
These are not archival boxes but small green file boxes containing index cards. The cards contain Morton's notes relating to a variety of research topics. Some are labelled with headings such as "Public Archives of Canada", "Public Records Office" and "Newspapers".

BOX 83
Biographical and Critical Material relating to Morton. Also offprints of his published work and some material sent to him by others.
F.1 Curriculi Vitarum Various versions of Morton's biography with many duplicates. Mostly duplicated typescript.
F.2 Further c.v.'s of Morton, apparently 1950s and 1960s.
F.3 Student Essay on Morton: "Towards a Regional Interpretation of Canada: An Assessment of the Writings of W.L. Morton", by Gordon Unger, 1977, 32 pp. + 3 pp.
F.4 Newspaper and journal reviews of Morton's work, also some publishers' publicity, 1940s-1970s, 90 items.
F.5 Newspaper clippings about Morton and his work, also some letters to the editor and an obituary (for T. Oleson) by Morton, 60 items.
F.6 Offprints of articles by Morton, 1940s, 9 items.
F.7 Offprints of articles by Morton, 1950s, 7 items.
F.8 Offprints of articles by Morton, 1960s, 17 items.
F.9 Offprints and complete journals containing articles by Morton, 1970s, 24 items.
F.10 Reviews by Morton, 1940s-1970s, 13 items.
F.11 List of the books in Morton's library, [1970s], Ts., 95 pp. Also duplicate carbon ts.

Material Received
F.12 Royal Society of Canada, Newsletters and reports, 1960s and 1970s, 9 items.
F.13 Offprints received, some signed by the authors, 1970s, 15 items.
F.14 Offprints received, 1960s and 1970s, 17 items.
F.15 Offprints received, 1960s and 1970s, 28 items.
F.16 Offprints received, 1970s, 7 items.

BOX 84
This box contains periodicals and offprints of articles sent to Morton by others. There are also newspaper clippings, circulars and book auction catalogues.
F.1 Journals received, 1960s and 1970s, 7 items.
F.2 Journals and offprints received, 1940s-1970s, 7 items.
F.3 Journals received, 1960s and 1970s, 6 items.
F.4 Report received, "A Survey of the History of Rural Journalism in Manitoba", by D.M. Loveridge, 1976.
F.5 Offprints received, 1940s-1970s, Some inscribed by the author, 18 items.
F.6 Newspaper clippings, relating to historical subjects, 8 items.
F.7 Circulars and leaflets received.
F.9 Canadiana booklists from Bernard Amtmann Inc., 1961-1964, 20 items.

BOX 85
Printed material.

BOX 86
Monck Research Files - photocopied material from National Archives of Canada.

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