The Parliament Library of Canada and Its Restoration
The article traces the early Canadian parliamentary libraries from Quebec City 1792 through the union in 1841, the 1865 Ottawa move, and the 1876 opening of an octagonal building by Thomas Fuller. It details the domed restoration after the 1952 fire, cost, and the rebuilt parquet floor, modern stacks, and preserved collections including Hansard and British documents.
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Canada
Quebec City
Upper Canada
Ottawa
Thomas Fuller
Dominion
Union
Parliamnt
England
United States
Upper
Lower Canada
Quebec Gazette
Vermont
Carrie
Montreal
M.P
Cicada
Epigrams by Oscar Wilde You May Not Have Heard
A brief collection of Wilde witticisms highlighting sharp social humor. Notable lines question English talk versus Irish listening, caution against murder as a topic, and the value of dangerous ideas.
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Oscar Wilde
London
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Library of Parliament
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National Film Board of Canada
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F. A. Hardy
J. G. Sylvestre
Frank McDowell
Weyburn
Sask
C.D
Sgt. McDowell
Royal Canadian Electrical and Mechanical Engineers
Fort Churchill
Man
D. G. Ketcheson