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The problem of Meighen Island

Date1939
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The problem of Meighen Island. ''Intended as the third chapter but suppressed in the publication of 'Unsolved mysteries of the Arctic', by Vilhj?lmur Stefansson, of which a special edition, with introduction by Stephen Leacock and a frontispiece by Rockwell Kent, was published by the Explorers Club in December, 1938.''; In original paper covers.
Country:Canada
Geograhical feature:Meighen Island (Nunavut)
Province or state:Nunavut
Region or district:Arctic regions
Medium
Dimensionspages iii, 257-328 : illustrations, map
Extent
  • pages iii, 257-328 : illustrations, map
Language
CollectionBaldwin Collection of Canadiana
Usage Rights Public Domain (Learn More)
Call Number / Accession Number37131055485957D
Dewey Number1203834
Conservative leader's two. Rt. Hon. Arthur Meighen, new leader of the Dominion Conservative party, has two sons, both of whom are serving overseas wit(...)
Conservative leader's two. Rt. Hon. Arthur Meighen, new leader of the Dominion Conservative party, has two sons, both of whom are serving overseas wit(...)
11/13/1941
He is pictured here with Mrs. Meighen. The portrait of the new party leader is the work of the late Joshua Smith, famous Canadian artist
He is pictured here with Mrs. Meighen. The portrait of the new party leader is the work of the late Joshua Smith, famous Canadian artist
11/13/1941
Rt. Hon. Arthur Meighen, 1874 - 1960 St. Mary's Cemetery, St. Mary's, Ontario
Rt. Hon. Arthur Meighen, 1874 - 1960 St. Mary's Cemetery, St. Mary's, Ontario
10/19/1983
Healthy antics: Carol MacDonald, left, leads a group of seniors in an easygoing fitness program at the Salvation Army's Arthur Meighen Retirement Residence
Healthy antics: Carol MacDonald, left, leads a group of seniors in an easygoing fitness program at the Salvation Army's Arthur Meighen Retirement Residence
3/11/1992
Arthur and Isabel Meighen Lodge, Salvation Army, Davisville Avenue, north side, between Yonge S ...
Arthur and Isabel Meighen Lodge, Salvation Army, Davisville Avenue, north side, between Yonge Street and Mount Pleasant Road, Toronto, Ontario
1981-08
The Six Harpley Sisters gather around the piano at the Isabel and Arthur Meighen Lodge, 100 Davisville Ave
The Six Harpley Sisters gather around the piano at the Isabel and Arthur Meighen Lodge, 100 Davisville Ave
1/7/1974
Join the Canadian Grenadier Guards for overseas service under General Meighen
Join the Canadian Grenadier Guards for overseas service under General Meighen
Between 1914 and 1918
Large house on Castle Frank Crescent was bought by Arthur Meighen after he resigned the leadership of the Conservative party in 1926 and moved to Toro(...)
Large house on Castle Frank Crescent was bought by Arthur Meighen after he resigned the leadership of the Conservative party in 1926 and moved to Toro(...)
2/27/1978
Peak hour demands strain the capacity of Island ferries, but there's a shortage only 120 hours a year so there are no plans to extend the service. Similar problems affect other recreation facilities
Peak hour demands strain the capacity of Island ferries, but there's a shortage only 120 hours a year so there are no plans to extend the service. Similar problems affect other recreation facilities
7/15/1971
The tenth island: being some account of Newfoundland, its people, its politics, its problems, and its peculiarities
The tenth island: being some account of Newfoundland, its people, its politics, its problems, and its peculiarities
1897
Filmmaker Jim McCurdy wanted to document the problems of young entrepreneurs trying to raise money - but he him self is having the same kind of problems. [Incomplete]
Filmmaker Jim McCurdy wanted to document the problems of young entrepreneurs trying to raise money - but he him self is having the same kind of problems. [Incomplete]
6/29/1973
Charles Bens: Cities misunderstand their problems. They think about revenue shortage but their problem is expenditures.
Charles Bens: Cities misunderstand their problems. They think about revenue shortage but their problem is expenditures.
4/22/1974