Item is a perfect bound typescript with annotations by hand containing a Summary of Anson's Law of Contract prepared by D.W. Mundell, Exeter College, Oxford, 1938, and Quasi-Contract Lectures by Philip A. Landon, Trinity College, Oxford, Trinity Term, 1937. Enclosed are five pages of handwritten notes titled Newfoundland Coronation.
Item is a string-and-hole-punch bound volume of typed notes on constitutional law by D.A. MacRae with two loose handwritten index pages. On the bottom corner of the front cover there is a faint signature, "J.W. Douglas."
Item is a certificate announcing that the Atlantic Regional Conference of Hadassah - Wizo contributed books to the Hebrew University in Henry Hicks' honour.
Item is a four-page newsletter with "Ivory Tower Survey," a review of Hilda Neatby's So Little for the Mind—An Indictment of Canadian Education marked, including a passage about Henry Hicks.
Item is a biographical sketch from the public relations department with a note attached saying that "there is not much to be added, largely because as everybody agrees, he prefers privacy."
Item is a small booklet compiled by men who served overseas in the war of 1914-1918 containing prayers and poems and a few blank pages for personal memoranda.
Item is a report containing descriptions and photographs of some of the radar and associated electronic equipment designed and manufactured in Canada during the Second World War.
Item is the text for an address concerning school statistics and teacher shortages delivered by Hicks to the Union of Nova Scotia Municipalities and possibly in the House of Assembly.
Item is the text for a legislative speech addressing unemployment, the coal industry, lands and forests, the economy of administration and taxation, Gerome Barnum Associates, and patronage.
