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William Towrie Cutt fonds
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UAA Fonds 0271
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1916-1982 (Creation)
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- Cutt, William Towrie
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0.20m of multi media records
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(1898 - 1981)
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Teacher, Author, 1898-1981. Scottish-born William Towrie Cutt graduated from the University with BEd and MA degrees. Besides working in Alberta as a teacher from 1928 to 1963, he was an author of books for young people. His titles include On the Trail of Long Tom (1970), Seven for the Sea (1972), and Faraway World (1977).
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Created by MMCFARLANE 1-31-2008. Updated by MACS 3-14-2008.