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Memorandum: Some Benefits to the Pacific Coast from the Great Lakes-St. Lawrence Ship Channel. Great Lakes-St. Lawrence Tidewater Association., Washington, D. C., 7 pp.

Commercial Feasibility of Extending Ocean Routes into the Great Lakes upon present costs of rail and ocean transportation. Great Lakes-St. Lawrence Tidewater Association, Nov. 1923. 14 pp.

Sea Carriage or Rail Haul: A Cost Study of Railway and Ocean Transportation as applied to the Great Lakes-St. Lawrence Project. Great Lakes-St. Lawrence Tidewater Association. Charles P. Craig, Executive Director. Nov. 1923. 13 pp.

Sea Carriage or Rail Haul: A Cost Study of Railway and Ocean Transportation as applied to the Great Lakes-St. Lawrence Project. Great Lakes-St. Lawrence Tidewater Association. Charles P. Craig, Executive Director. Nov. 1923. 13 pp.

The Panama Canal and Domestic Commerce. Great Lakes-St. Lawrence Tidewater Association. June 1924. 6 pp.

Statement concerning George C. Conn. Great Lakes-St. Lawrence Tidewater Association. John S. Pardee, Assistant Executive Director. Feb. 11, 1925.

Reply to Speech of Frank H. Alfred, President of the Pere Marquette Railway, by Charles P. Craig, Executive Director of the Great Lakes-St. Lawrence Tidewater Association. 6 pp.

Remarks to the editor (of a newspaper?) by Frank H. Keefer, Port Arthur, Ontario. Great Lakes-St. Lawrence Tidewater Association, Feb. 1927. 7 pp.

Memorandum on the St. Lawrence-Great Lakes Waterway Project by the Secretary of the Association of Canadian Clubs; and information on the use of the memorandum. 40 pp. (and 6 pp. incomplete)

'The Way to the Sea.’ Annual Report of the Executive Director of the Great Lakes-St. Lawrence Tidewater Association for the period ending Dec. 17, 1928. 13 pp.

'The St. Lawrence Deep Waterway - An Urgent National Problem’ by Prof. W. W. Goforth. Published and circulated by the Canadian Deep Waterways and Power Association, 0. E. Fleming, K.C., President. Windsor Ontario, 14 pp.

'The St. Lawrence Deep Waterway - An Urgent National Problem’ by Prof. W. W. Goforth. Published and circulated by the Canadian Deep Waterways and Power Association, 0. E. Fleming, K.C., President. Windsor Ontario, 14 pp.

'The St. Lawrence Ship Canal’ by George Clinton, Sr. April 20, 1927. 16 pp.

'Some Objections to the United States Proposals for the St. Lawrence Waterway’ by Royal Securities Corporation Limited, Montreal. Sept. 1927. 16 pp.

St. Lawrence Waterway Project: Correspondence between governments; Report of the Canadian National Advisory Committee; Orders-in-Council.

'The St. Lawrence Problem: Some Canadian Economic Aspects’ by Leslie R. Thomson; Paper presented before the Annual General and General Professional Meeting of The Engineering Institute of Canada, Hamilton, Ontario, February 14, 1929. Reprint from The Engineering Journal, April 1929, 112 pp.

'The St. Lawrence Problem: Some Canadian Economic Aspects’ by Leslie R. Thomson; Paper presented before the Annual General and General Professional Meeting of The Engineering Institute of Canada, Hamilton, Ontario, February 14, 1929. Reprint from The Engineering Journal, April 1929, 112 pp.

Minutes of proceedings and Report of the Special Committee on Beauharnois Power Project, No. 21, Tuesday, July 28, 1931. 30 pp.

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Memorandum: Some Benefits to the Pacific Coast from the Great Lakes-St. Lawrence Ship Channel. Great Lakes-St. Lawrence Tidewater Association., Washington, D. C., 7 pp.

Commercial Feasibility of Extending Ocean Routes into the Great Lakes upon present costs of rail and ocean transportation. Great Lakes-St. Lawrence Tidewater Association, Nov. 1923. 14 pp.

Sea Carriage or Rail Haul: A Cost Study of Railway and Ocean Transportation as applied to the Great Lakes-St. Lawrence Project. Great Lakes-St. Lawrence Tidewater Association. Charles P. Craig, Executive Director. Nov. 1923. 13 pp.

The Panama Canal and Domestic Commerce. Great Lakes-St. Lawrence Tidewater Association. June 1924. 6 pp.

Statement concerning George C. Conn. Great Lakes-St. Lawrence Tidewater Association. John S. Pardee, Assistant Executive Director. Feb. 11, 1925.

Reply to Speech of Frank H. Alfred, President of the Pere Marquette Railway, by Charles P. Craig, Executive Director of the Great Lakes-St. Lawrence Tidewater Association. 6 pp.

Remarks to the editor (of a newspaper?) by Frank H. Keefer, Port Arthur, Ontario. Great Lakes-St. Lawrence Tidewater Association, Feb. 1927. 7 pp.

Memorandum on the St. Lawrence-Great Lakes Waterway Project by the Secretary of the Association of Canadian Clubs; and information on the use of the memorandum. 40 pp. (and 6 pp. incomplete)

'The Way to the Sea.’ Annual Report of the Executive Director of the Great Lakes-St. Lawrence Tidewater Association for the period ending Dec. 17, 1928. 13 pp.

'The St. Lawrence Deep Waterway - An Urgent National Problem’ by Prof. W. W. Goforth. Published and circulated by the Canadian Deep Waterways and Power Association, 0. E. Fleming, K.C., President. Windsor Ontario, 14 pp.

'The St. Lawrence Ship Canal’ by George Clinton, Sr. April 20, 1927. 16 pp.

'Some Objections to the United States Proposals for the St. Lawrence Waterway’ by Royal Securities Corporation Limited, Montreal. Sept. 1927. 16 pp.

St. Lawrence Waterway Project: Correspondence between governments; Report of the Canadian National Advisory Committee; Orders-in-Council.

'The St. Lawrence Problem: Some Canadian Economic Aspects’ by Leslie R. Thomson; Paper presented before the Annual General and General Professional Meeting of The Engineering Institute of Canada, Hamilton, Ontario, February 14, 1929. Reprint from The Engineering Journal, April 1929, 112 pp.

Minutes of proceedings and Report of the Special Committee on Beauharnois Power Project, No. 21, Tuesday, July 28, 1931. 30 pp.

Newspaper clippings and notes

Weekly Newsletter of the Great Lakes-St. Lawrence Tidewater Association

Map of the St. Lawrence River area, prepared by the National development Bureau, Department of the Interior, Ottawa.

Notebook including poetry and prose

Random Notes for a Wayfarer, Poems

Songs after Strife, Poems by Edgar McInnis

Blithe Spirit: A Comedy in Three Acts, by Edgar McInnis

My Fair Lady: A Comedy in Three Acts, by Edgar McInnis

When a Worm Turns: A Comedy in Three Acts, by Grant Harnish

Canadian Expeditionary Force Discharge Certficate

Mementos

Mementos

McInnis, Biography

Misc., Canada, U.N.

Poems, prose, notes and scraps

Certificates

Clippings regarding McInnis

Misc. Correspondence

Dartmouth College

Rockefeller Foundation Grant

University of Toronto Correspondence

Diary, U.N. VII Assembly

Diary, Germany

Diary, West Africa

American-British-Canadian Conference, Montebello Quebec, Uncorrected Proceedings

Poems written at "The Front" by Bomb. Edgar W. McInnis

Appointment to Canadian Institute for International Affairs, Correspondence, clippings

Canada, Post-War Diplomacy speeches

Canada-U.S. relations, speeches

Canadian foreign policy, Correspondence, memos

Correspondence re. U.N.

Correspondence, clippings

Canadian Institute of International Affairs, memos, papers

McGill conference on World Affairs, programme

Nato Studies

Photographs of trips to Europe

The Road to Arras, by Edgar W. McInnis

U.N. and International Affairs

Lester B. Pearson

Programme for dinner in honour of Lester B. Pearson, Nobel Prize Winner

Canadian Institute of international Affairs, study group papers

Historical Articles

Historical Articles

Articles by Edgar McInnis on Canada-U.S. relations

Articles by Edgar McInnis

Reviews

Publishers, Appleton

Byron, The Newgate Prize Poem by E.W. McInnis

Publishers, Holt Rinehart

Publishers, J.M. Dent

Publishers, Holt Rinehart

Poems, Manuscript and Typescript

Broken Interludes, poems by McInnis

Epithalamium, poem by Edgar McInnis

Notes for a play, DOC

Publishers, J.M. Dent

Outline and first draft