Dalhousie University Books

Building a university
To His Honor, the Lieut. Governor, the honorable the Legislative Council, and the honorable the House of Assembly, in general assembly convened, the memorial of the governors of Dalhousie College
Dalhousie University
Dalhousie needs a million, a million need Dalhousie
Catalogue of the zoological department of the museum of Dalhousie college
A short-title catalogue of the Dalhousie Bacon Collection
The Laws of land use and development in Nova Scotia
The Canadian Charter of Rights
The Canadian Charter of Rights

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"Jointly sponsored by Dalhousie Law School and University of Maine Law School, subsidized by the Law Foundation of Nova Scotia, the Public Services Committee of Dalhousie Law School, the Canadian B...

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Creating a common future
Creating a common future

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