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R.G. Trotter Papers

Main entryTrotter, Reginald George
Scope and contentsThe R.G. Trotter Papers consist of correspondence, manuscripts, notes for books, articles, book reviews, and files related to conferences, lectures, and clippings. Included is incoming and outgoing correspondence with the Macmillan Company of Canada, dating from 1928 to 1933; about half of these letters are from 1932, and concern the publication of THE BRITISH EMPIRE-COMMONWEALTH, A STUDY IN POLITICAL EVOLUTION (1932). The existence of other publishing-related materials is likely.
Title properR.G. Trotter Papers
BRS Assigned Accession Number000001382
PPP id number1386
Birth or creation dates1888
Death or termination dates1951
Inclusive dates of creator1888-1951
Start date of records1920
End date of records1950
Date of creation of recordsca. [1920-1950]
Extent of descriptive unit18.5 ft.
Physical descriptionIncludes textual records and other materials.
Linear metric measurement6 m approx.
Type of publishing representedhumanities and social sciences -- history; humanities and social sciences -- political science and current affairs
Telephone number - main(613) 545-2378
Telephone number - fax(613) 545-6300
Street addressKathleen Ryan Hall
City and provinceKingston, Ontario
Postal code and emailK7L 3N6
Biographical sketchReginald George Trotter was born in Woodstock, Ontario, in 1888. He earned his BA at Yale and his MA and PhD at Harvard. Trotter taught at Stanford University until 1924. He was then a Professor of Canadian and Colonial history at Queen's University from 1924 to 1951.** Among Trotter's published works are CANADIAN FEDERATION: ITS ORIGIN AND ACHIEVEMENT, A STUDY IN NATION BUILDING (Dent, 1924), CANADIAN HISTORY: A SYLLABUS AND GUIDE TO READING (Macmillan, 1926) and NORTH AMERICA AND THE WAR: A CANADIAN VIEW (Oxford University Press, 1940).
Name of repositoryQueen's University Archives
Fonda identification numberA. ARCH 1063
Finding aidsA finding aid is available. A partial copy has been obtained by CPRD.