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Conjecture and fancy abound in biographies of William Shakespeare, whose bust (above) sits in U of T's John Fisher library. Author A. L. Rowse claims to have hit truth in disclosures of Dark Lady
Conjecture and fancy abound in biographies of William Shakespeare, whose bust (above) sits in U of T's John Fisher library. Author A. L. Rowse claims to have hit truth in disclosures of Dark Lady

Conjecture and fancy abound in biographies of William Shakespeare, whose bust (above) sits in U of T's John Fisher library. Author A. L. Rowse claims to have hit truth in disclosures of Dark Lady

Date9/12/1973
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Original Toronto Star caption: Conjecture and fancy abound in biographies of William Shakespeare, whose bust (above) sits in U of T's John Fisher library. Author A. L. Rowse claims to have hit truth in disclosures of Dark Lady.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0079763F
I. W. Smith sits at the wheel -- and the special guidance device -- of a van his students designed for quadriplegics. Smith directs a project-oriented course at U of T's Cockburn Centre for Engineering Design.
I. W. Smith sits at the wheel -- and the special guidance device -- of a van his students designed for quadriplegics. Smith directs a project-oriented course at U of T's Cockburn Centre for Engineering Design.
1/3/1977
New look: Adam and Tiana Koffler, whose father donated $1 million for the building, sit in U of T's Koffler Student Services Centre, which recycled old Central Reference Library (inset)
New look: Adam and Tiana Koffler, whose father donated $1 million for the building, sit in U of T's Koffler Student Services Centre, which recycled old Central Reference Library (inset)
9/4/1985
Great detective: Christopher de Hamel, here with a 13th-century manuscript from U of T's Thomas Fisher Rare Book Library, revealed private collection of Baron de Rothschild.
Great detective: Christopher de Hamel, here with a 13th-century manuscript from U of T's Thomas Fisher Rare Book Library, revealed private collection of Baron de Rothschild.
2/20/1988
Toronto's oldest Redcap, Jake Charendoff, sits waiting for new business at Toronto's Union Station, while behind him sits redcap Bert Fortune. Charendoff picked up his first piece of baggage at Union Station on the day it opened in 1927. But, although he claims the title oldest, he refuses to say exactly how old he is.
Toronto's oldest Redcap, Jake Charendoff, sits waiting for new business at Toronto's Union Station, while behind him sits redcap Bert Fortune. Charendoff picked up his first piece of baggage at Union Station on the day it opened in 1927. But, although he claims the title oldest, he refuses to say exactly how old he is.
1/24/1972
Awful disclosures of Maria Monk, as exhibited in a narrative of her sufferings during a residence of five years as a novice, and two years as a Black nun, in the Hotel Dieu Nunnery at Montreal
Awful disclosures of Maria Monk, as exhibited in a narrative of her sufferings during a residence of five years as a novice, and two years as a Black nun, in the Hotel Dieu Nunnery at Montreal
1836
Awful disclosures
Awful disclosures
1855?
Further disclosures
Further disclosures
1837
Maria Monk and the nunnery of the Hotel Dieu, being an account of a visit to the convents of Montreal, and refutation of the ''Awful disclosures''
Maria Monk and the nunnery of the Hotel Dieu, being an account of a visit to the convents of Montreal, and refutation of the ''Awful disclosures''
1836
Maria Monk's show up!!! or, The ''Awful disclosures'' a humbug
Maria Monk's show up!!! or, The ''Awful disclosures'' a humbug
1836?
A review of the Awful disclosures of Maria Monk, in which the facts are fairly stated and candidly examined
A review of the Awful disclosures of Maria Monk, in which the facts are fairly stated and candidly examined
1836
Short biographies of sisters who lived, labored and died during the first forty years of the Institute
Short biographies of sisters who lived, labored and died during the first forty years of the Institute
1902
Complete overhaul of Roman Catholicism is proposed by Prof. Leslie Dewart in a new book, Religion, Language and Truth. Dewart, 47, teaches philosophy at St. Michael's College of the University of Toronto and has already made a name with an earlier book, The Future of Belief, published in 1966, which claims that there is no fixed truth. Dewart now argues that people's religious beliefs are determined by their language.
Complete overhaul of Roman Catholicism is proposed by Prof. Leslie Dewart in a new book, Religion, Language and Truth. Dewart, 47, teaches philosophy at St. Michael's College of the University of Toronto and has already made a name with an earlier book, The Future of Belief, published in 1966, which claims that there is no fixed truth. Dewart now argues that people's religious beliefs are determined by their language.
12/1/1970