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- [1955 - 1962] (Creation)
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1 file; 2 items: 86 pages on 85 leaves
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Consists of correspondence relating to articles from books published in Maclean's. Includes reference to the following: Going Home; The Incomparable Atuk; Son of A Smaller Hero; About the change that came over My Uncle Artie so surprisingly; A Choice of Enemies; Some Confessions of a Fellow Traveler; The Cure for the Novel; Making it With the Chicks; The Apprenticeship of Duddy Kravitz; We Jews are Almost as Bad as the Gentiles; Their Canada and Mine; No Love for Johnnie; It's Harder To Be Anybody; The White Americans; Some Grist For Mervyn's Mill; The Summer My Grandmother Was Supposed to Die.
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Maclean's, founded in 1905, is a Canadian magazine reporting on Canadian issues such as politics, pop culture, trends and current events.
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- Hannon, Leslie F. (Subject)
- Maclean's (Periodical) (Subject)
- Lefolii, Ken (Subject)
- Tyrwhitt, Janice (Subject)
- Weiner, Joyce (Subject)
- Sclanders, Ian (Subject)
- Allen, Ralph (Subject)
- Joyce Weiner Associates (Subject)
- Cunningham, Thomas J. (Subject)
- Canadian Friends of the Middle East (Subject)
- Hutton, Eric (Subject)
- Gzowski, Peter (Subject)
- Fulford, Robert (Subject)
- Porter, McKenzie (Subject)
- Godsoe, Valerie (Subject)
- Fraser, Blair (Subject)