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Now he writes from Queen's Park for The Star, but Jonathan Manthorpe says that at age 12, he found Canada a strange and forbidding wilderness . .
Now he writes from Queen's Park for The Star, but Jonathan Manthorpe says that at age 12, he found Canada a strange and forbidding wilderness . .

Now he writes from Queen's Park for The Star, but Jonathan Manthorpe says that at age 12, he found Canada a strange and forbidding wilderness . .

Date6/28/1978
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Original Toronto Star caption: Now he writes from Queen's Park for The Star, but Jonathan Manthorpe says that at age 12, he found Canada a strange and forbidding wilderness . . .
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0065376F
March from Queen's Park to City Hall in support of International Women's Year was more ignored by women than by men, reader says. How deeply go effects of social conditioning, she writes
March from Queen's Park to City Hall in support of International Women's Year was more ignored by women than by men, reader says. How deeply go effects of social conditioning, she writes
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DR. DOuglas Crozier saved our active and healthy son, reader says. Six year ago he was only months away from death, James Taylor writes.
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Star reporters Jonathan Manthorpe and Christie Blatchford on the scene of Italy's worst quake in 65 years
Star reporters Jonathan Manthorpe and Christie Blatchford on the scene of Italy's worst quake in 65 years
6/17/1980
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It is the two branches of the great Quebec family that are locked in Homeric combat under the nose of English Canada, writes Beaulieu. He says Joe Cla(...)
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Tip from top: When former Boston Red Sox superstar Ted Williams (right) was in Toronto some time ago, he took time to explain batting theories to Star baseball writer Neil MacCarl who writes below of baseball's last 400 batsman
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Jonathan Manthorpe
Jonathan Manthorpe
3/22/1979
Jonathan Manthorpe
Jonathan Manthorpe
3/22/1979
Jonathan Manthorpe
Jonathan Manthorpe
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An Indian pedestrian may be wearing anything or nothing, reports the Star's George Bryant as he writes of the river of humanity that flows through the(...)
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Author-Journalist Norman Mailer has recently taken to making movies, quasi-underground films which he produces, directs, writes and stars in himself
Author-Journalist Norman Mailer has recently taken to making movies, quasi-underground films which he produces, directs, writes and stars in himself
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Poem for a prince. Mrs. Mary Lambert, an 83-year-old Scarborough widow, writes poetry as a hobby. She wrote one in honor of Prince Charles and received thanks fromt he queen
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9/23/1969
A Vietnam orphan sleeps in the Go-Vap orphan age-and a Vietnamese nun writes to thank for contributions
A Vietnam orphan sleeps in the Go-Vap orphan age-and a Vietnamese nun writes to thank for contributions
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