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1913 — Weathering of coal and lignite.Abstract
Mackay, H. (Supervisors) Read more
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1913 — The history of the Hay-Pauncefote treaty.Abstract
Walton, F. (Supervisors) Read more
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1913 — The work done by tube-mills in the wet reduction of ores.Abstract
The reduction in size of rock is performed in the mineral industry for the purpose of extracting the valuable constituents in the most economical manner. With most ores the crushing is done in steps, the product of each machine being treated by concentrating machinery with the object of obtaining the maximum size of concentrate. [...] Read more
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1913 — The first fifteen years of British administration in Montreal, 1760 to 1775Abstract
The period between the capture of Montreal by the British in 1760 and the entrance of Montgomery’s army in Nov. 1775 (a logical rather than an actual stopping-place) is a very important one in many ways, and well merits detailed study. [...] Read more
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1913 — Geology of an area in the vicinity of Gull and OlgaLakes, northwestern Quebec.Abstract
During the summer of 1912, Dr J.A. Bancroft, Associate Professor of Geology at McGill University, was instructed by the Quebec Department of Mines to make a geological reconnaissance of the District North of Transcontinental Railway in North Western Quebec. Having been fortunate enough to accompany Dr Bancroft as assistant, I submit, in this paper, the results of a geological examination of the Country surrounding Gull & Olga Lakes, of which I made an independent investigation. [...] Read more
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1913 — The Asiatic immigration question in British Columbia.Abstract
Walter, H. (Supervisors) Read more
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1913 — Prisons and prison reform, with special reference to the United States.Abstract
The world has passed through four stages in its dealings with the criminal- (I) the era of vengeance or retribution, (2) of repression, (3) of attempted reformation, and (4) the present era of prevention. (I). The lex talionis was the foundation of the penal codes. Retaliation was recognized as a private right but vengeance was limited to the infliction of an exact equivalent of the injury received. (2) As the power of the State grew, retaliation became more and more a public duty and the Mosaic Code was gradually modified by thepractice of sanctuary and by the system of composition … Read more
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1913 — L'element lyrique dans les drames de Victor Hugo.Abstract
Harkness, J. (Supervisors) Read more
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1913 — Literary forgeries of the eighteenth century.Abstract
Moyse, C. (Supervisors) Read more
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1913 — Amygdalins and their inter-reactions with emulsin.Abstract
In a previous communication from this laboratory (Walker and Krieble, J. Chem. Soc.95,1457) it was proved that the rotation of a racemised amygdalin solution is independent of thenature and of the concentration of the alkali and that the equilibrium point is independent of the temperature and of the concentration of the amygdalin. It was pointed out that racemic amygdalin could be partially resolved into its optical isomers. L-amygdalin or ordinary amygdalin was obtained pure from the racemic by recrystallization from aqueous alcohol and afterwards from water. [...] Read more
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1913 — An experimental investigation of the secondary stresses in a fourteen foot Warren truss.Abstract
Experiments were undertaken by Mr. C. McL. Pitts in 1909 at McGill University with the object of measuring the secondary stresses in a small warren Truss made for the purpose. The results were submitted to the University in the form of a thesis. Mr. Pitts concludes: "This investigation clearly demonstrates the importance of considering the secondary stresses in all bridge construction in which the rivetted or rigid joint is used. It further shows the nature of the subject to be such as to forbid of a quick determination of these stresses, and the impossibility of deducing definite rules or formulae". … Read more
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1913 — Historical truth of English chronicle history plays.Abstract
Moyse, C. (Supervisors) Read more
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1913 — The direct production of steel from iron ore by theEvans-Stansfield process.Abstract
Stansfield, A. (Supervisors) Read more
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1913 — The philosophy of religion as represented in Augustine.Abstract
In the following thesis it has been my purpose to deal with the religious philosophy of Augustine as comprehensively as the name of thesis would allow, at the same time striving to keep clear of the dangerous shoals of theological controversies which have revolved about Augustinian doctrines even in recent years. Fortunately for Christianity, Augustine was more than a systematiser of previous Christian doctrines and philosophical ideas. He penetrated deep down into the problem of the religious consciousness and brought to the study a mind which deserves the praise given it in the past on account of its originality, fully … Read more
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1913 — Die deutsche Dorfgeschichte in ihren Haupttypen dargestellt.Abstract
Harkness, J. (Supervisors) Read more
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1913 — Magnetic and electrical properties of pure iron wire.Abstract
Barnes, H. (Supervisors) Read more
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1913 — Taxation of land values in western Canada.Abstract
Walton, F. (Supervisors) Read more
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1913 — St. Paul's philosophy of religion.Abstract
Fryer, C. (Supervisors) Read more
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1913 — Canada's relations with China.Abstract
Walton, F. (Supervisors) Read more