BULLETIN OF THE DEPARTMENTS OF HISTORY AND 
POLITICAL AND ECONOMIC SCIENCE IN QUEEN’S 
UNIVERSITY, KINGSTON, ONTARIO, CANADA. 
No. 1, The Colonial Policy of Chatham, by W. L. Grant. 
No. 2, Canada and the Most Favored Nation Treaties, by 
O. D. Skelton. 
No. 8. The Status of Women in New England and New France, 
by James Douglas. 
No. 4, Sir Charles Bagot: An Incident in Canadian Parlia- 
Mmentary History, by J. L. Morison. 
No. 5, Canadian Bank Inspection, by W. W. Swanson. 
No. 6, Should Canadian Cities Adopt Commission Govern- 
ment, by William Bennett Munro. 
No. 7, An Early Canadian Impeachment, by D. A. McArthur. 
No. 8, A Puritan at the Court of Louis XIV, by W. L. Grant. 
No. 9, British Supremacy and Canadian Autonomy: An Ex- 
amination of Early Victorian Opinion Concerning 
‘Canadian Self-government, by J. L. Morison. 
No. 10, The Problem of Agricultural Credit in Canada, by 
H. Michell. 
No. 11, St. Alban in History and Legend: A Critical Examina- 
tion; The King and His Councillors: Prolegomena to 
a History of the House of Lords, by L. F. Rushbrook 
Williams. 
No. 12, Life of the Settler in Western Canada Before the War 
of 1812, by Adam Shortt. 
No. 18, The Grange in Canada, by H. Michell. 
No. 14, The Financial Power of the Empire, by W. W. Swanson. 
No. 15, Modern British Foreign Policy, by J. L. Morison. 
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