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F. R. Scott

Canadian poet and socialist, a founder of the Co-operative Commonwealth Federation and the League for Social Reconstruction.

Bibliography

First editions. A tick marks a work matched to a library catalogue record.

Year	Title	First published by	Records
1935	Labour Conditions in the Men's Clothing Industry	Published for the Institute of Pacific Relations by T. Nelson, Toronto	Open Library
1938	Canada Today	Oxford University Press, London	Open Library
1945	Overture	The Ryerson Press, Toronto	Open Library
1953	The World War Against Poverty — Essays	Published for the Royal Society of Canada by the University of Toronto Press, toronto	Open Library
1954	Events and Signals	Ryerson Press, Toronto	Open Library
1957	The Blasted Pine	Macmillan, Toronto	Open Library
1957	The Eye of the Needle — Satire, Sorties, Sundries	Contact Press, Montreal	Open Library
1959	Civil Liberties & Canadian Federalism	Published in co-operation with Carleton University by University of Toronto Press, Toronto	Open Library
1959	The Canadian Constitution and Human Rights	Canadian Broadcasting Corp, Toronto	Open Library
1959	What Does Labour Need in a Bill of Rights? — Summary of a Paper Delivered at the Atlantic Provinces Labour Institute, a Five-Day Conference Held at Dalhousie University, November 16-20, 1959	Dalhousie Labour-University Committee, Institute of Public Affairs, Dalhousie University, Halifax	Open Library
1964	Quebec States Her Case — Speeches and Articles from Quebec in the Years of Unrest	Macmillan of Canada, Toronto	Open Library
1966	Selected Poems	Oxford University Press, Toronto	Open Library
1967	Trouvailles — Poems from Prose	Delta Canada, Montreal	Open Library
1981	The Collected Poems of F.R. Scott	McClelland and Stewart, Toronto	Open Library

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