Scholarship trust Bracken/Wardell : 1952. 1949 March 25 - 1952 Dec. 16.

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Scholarship trust Bracken/Wardell : 1952. 1949 March 25 - 1952 Dec. 16.

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Chiefly concerns study and financial arrangements to be made for a Beaverbrook scholar at the London School of Economics. Similar correspondence concerns other Beaverbrook scholars and Canadians studying abroad. There is also some discussion of income tax to be paid on the scholarships.

Correspondence : 82 (90 leaves, 1 p.)

University of New Brunswick, Fredericton, Harriet Irving Library

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University of New Brunswick, Fredericton, Harriet Irving Library

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