Item is a composite photograph of the 1902 Dalhousie University law faculty and class. The photograph consists of portraits of eight faculty and eleven class members. Students consist of: E.N. Rhodes; N.J.. Lockhart; Frank B.A. Chipman; J. Philip Bill; A.C. Calder; W.J. Harris; W.R. MacDonald; J.W.P. Ritchie; P.J. Worsley; Robert A. Reid; and R.A. Squires. Faculty members consist of: G.A.R. Rowlings; R.E. Harris; R.C. Weldon (Dean); C.H. Canan; H. McInnes; Geo. Ritchie; C.B. Harrington; and B. Russell.
File contains a composite photograph of the Dalhousie University Faculty of Law class of 1906. The photograph consists of portraits of B. D. McDonald; M. Elliott; W. S. Morrisey; L. A. Seller; G. H. Sterne; J. W. G. Morrison; W. A. Henry, L.L.B.; J. A. Chisolm, L.L.B.; A. A. McGillivray; J. E. Chisolm; H. A. Lovitt, L.L.B.; H. McInnes, L.L.B.; A. D. MacIntosh; J. B. Lyons; B. T. Graham; B. Russell, J.S.C.; Dean Weldon, Ph.D., K.C.; W. B. Wallace, J.C.C.; E. C. Locke; and E. B. Ross arranged in several rows with a photograph of the Forrest Building.
File includes an annotation in a loose-leaf and a typescript of Suggestions for amendments to the criminal code, possibly written by Judge Peter O'Hearn.
File includes offprints of Policy controlled state interest analysis in choice of law, measure of damages, tort cases, by Moffatt Hancock; Biblical atonement and modern criminal law, by Jerome Hall, "No distant millennium: the international law of human rights, by John Humphrey, Trials and tribulations of a bluenose barrister, by R.A. Kanigsberg, Constitutionalism and the treaty, by James M. Henry; La capacite internationale des etats: l'exercice du jus tractatuum, by Andre Patry; three typescripts of Dalhousie Law School, 1945-1950; The constitutional framework of the international community and The evolution of international law 1945-1985; a letter dated 3 May 1919 addressed to the secretary of the Civil Service Commission of Canada; Kluwer Law International newsletter, vol. 1(2); a transcript of a conversation between Ronald St. John Macdonald and Elisabeth Mann Borgese dated June 30, 1999; a draft version Niki Tobi's Judge Taslim Olawale Elias; the Canadian Council on International Law membership directory and 34th annual conference programme; and the European Court of Human Rights meeting minutes and reports.
Item is a composite class portrait of the Dalhousie University Faculty of Law class of 1919. The photograph consists of portraits of James McGregor Stewart; W. J. Ahearn [O'Hearn]; Hon. R. E. Harris; Arthur Stanley MacKenzie (President); Benjamin Russell; Humphrey Mellish; John E. Read; James Edward Rutledge; T. W. Murphy; Robert David McCleave; E. R. Macnutt; F. H. Bell; William B. Wallace; Emelyn Laura Mackenzie; MacInnis [McInnes], Caroline Isabel; George Patterson; Edmund P. Allison; John Archibald Walker; T. R. Robertson; Donald A. MacRae; and Donald Vaughan White arranged around a photograph of the Forrest Building.
File contains photographs of the exterior of the University Club at Dalhousie University, previously known as the Arts Building, then the Law School. The photographs show the front and sides of the building.
File contains photographs taken in the University Club at Dalhousie University, previously known as the Arts Building and the Law Building. The photographs show the library in the Law Building and the men's common room in the Arts Building.
File contains United Nations reports, annotated typescripts, newspaper clippings, handwritten notes, course syllabi, press releases, booklets, and other materials related to the subject.
Item is a panoramic photograph of the Dalhousie University Faculty of Law convocation in 1952. The photograph was used by Ansul in their "First Special Issue." The photograph is a smaller copy of print: PC1 34.67.13 (A96).
File contains correspondence, annotated typescripts, handwritten notes, newspaper clippings, photographs of Francois Maximilien Bibaud in 1862, and other materials related to the subject. File may include records related to other subjects.
File contains the Canadian Institute of International Affairs monthly reports on Canadian external relations, the Canadian Institute of International Affairs news and views on world affairs notes, the Canadian Institute of International Affairs programme notes, the Canadian Institute of International Affairs annual report for 1968-1969, and other materials related to the subject. Includes John F. Sokol's paper "factors that have conditioned Mexican political patterns", a Netherlands Institute for the Law of the Sea newsletter attached to a note from Prof. Dr. Barbara Kwiatkowska addressed to Ronald St. John Macdonald and a United Nations general assembly resolution of January 2000.
File contains a contract between O'Hearn and MacMillan Company of Canada Limited and correspondence regarding royalties, articles and book revisions. File also includes letters sent by Gordon B. Isnor and Gertrude Mills to Judge Peter O'Hearn, and from Judge Peter O'Hearn to Denys Pare, Richard Lovekin, Halifax Memorial Library, Professor A. MacKay, and Mrs. Pottier.
File contains Ronald St. John Macdonald's reviews on publications of other authors, such as "the oceanic circle: governing the seas as a global resource" by Elisabeth Mann Borgese, "the international court and world crisis" by Julius Stone, "the world court: what it is and how it works" by Shabtai Rosenne, "when nations disagree: a handbook of peace through law" by Arthur Larson, and others. File includes photocopies of Ronald St. John Macdonald's article "an historical introduction to the teaching of international law in Canada: part II" and "an historical introduction to the teaching of international law in Canada: part III", and Julius Stone's article off-print "the international court and world crisis".
