• clippings and copies of two articles by LE
• LE’s forward to “The Devils and Canon Barham” (photocopied typescript)
• 1 mss list

(By M. Cohen. These were received with M.U.A. Accession 162, Box 59)

• "Fascism Comes to Canada"; "The Murder of Moccasin, The Indian Witch" 1937
• "The Back Creek Murder"; "Murder in the Arctic"
• Article on Lord Beaverbrook during World War IT; "Recent Tendancies in British Commonwealth United States Relations." 1941-42
• Summaries of Proposed Cases; Photographs and documents pertaining to R.C.M.P. 1937-38
• Winnipeg Free Press Magazine Section: "The Trial of Louis Riel" Needs Repair 21 Sept 1935
• "The Trial of William Farr"; "The Case of Ernest Cashel"
• "The Murder of David Katz" 3 Feb 1929
• "Atol's Case"; List of Cases to do 1923-30
• Correspondence re Canadian Business 1939
• Proposed outline for "The Economic Machinery of Canada's Total War"; "Communists and Civil Liberties in Wartime Canada"; "Which Way Canada?" 1945
• Legal Education in Canada; United States War Industries Board; British Columbia Fruit Combine Case 1940
• Statistics concerning the Meat Packing Industry in Canada 1939

This series contains personal writings by John Mappin himself. Primarily notes on Canadian authors. Includes notes related to a brief submitted to the Parliamentary Committee on the Constitution. Also includes several drafts, and a final copy, of his Master's thesis, "The Political Thoughts of Francis Masers".

This series consists of the manuscripts, and related materials, of Dr. Penfield's published and unpublished writings.

This series documents the writing activities of Sharma between 1962 and 2015. It includes published works, unpublished works and working material, used as background.

This series contains drafts of various biographical works and other writings dating from roughly 1914-1953. Includes Noel Noel-Buxton's autobiography, a tribute to Noel Noel-Buxton by one of his sisters, a biography of their father Sir Thomas Fowell Buxto

The substantial writing/ publishing activities series covers most of her academic career in Canada, 1979-2015 and provides worked drafts of her most substantial publications including The Ethical Canary: Science, Society and the Human Spirit, Death Talk: the Case against Euthanasia and Physician-Assisted Suicide and 2006 CBC Massey Lectures, The Ethical Imagination: Journeys of the Human Spirit. The range of her publishing activities is also represented by many examples of letters to the editor as an ethical activist on issues such as euthanasia, AIDS, human rights and biotechnology. Also included are draft copies of her book The Ethical Canary in various translations.