Parliament Library of Canada Aims and Achievements
The first Parliamentary Library in Canada formed in Quebec City in 1792 followed by a Legislative Library in Upper Canada. After Union in 1841, the libraries merged and a new building designed by Thomas Fuller opened in 1876. The library houses vast legal and parliamentary collections, including Hansard, British and Canadian documents, and a wide range of periodicals. A 1952 dome fire caused heavy damage. restoration cost over two million dollars and finished four years later with modernized stacks and spaces.
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Hamed Thomas Fuller
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Parliamnt
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Lower Canada
Montreal
Epigrams of Oscar Wilde Not Commonly Seen
A brief collection of Wilde quips including teach English to talk and Irish to listen for civilization, murder as a mistake since one cannot discuss after dinner, and an idea must be dangerous to deserve the name. The OCR ends with a stray number 3252.
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