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William Bennett Munro (5 January 1875 – 4 September 1957) was a
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historian and political scientist. He taught at
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and the
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. He was known for research on the seigneurial system in New France and on municipal administration in the United States.


Works

*190
''The'' droit de banalité during the French régime in Canada
*1904 ''The Revolution'' *190
"Canada and British North America
''The history of North America'', vol. 11 *190
"The office of intendant in New France: a study in French Colonial policy"
In: ''The American Historical Review'', Volume 12, no. 1, October 1906. *1907 ''Some Merits and Defects of the French Colonial System'' *1907 ''The Galveston Plan of City Government'' *190
The seigniorial system in Canada : a study in French colonial policy
*1908 ''Documents Relating to Seigneurial Tenure in Canada, 1598–1894'', as part of the Champlain Society's General Series *190
"The custom of Paris in the New World"
excerpted fro
''Juristische Festgabe des Auslandes zu Joseph Kohlers 60. Geburtstag''
Stuttgart, 1909 *1912 ''The Initiative, Referendum and Recall'' *191
''Selections from the Federalist''
edited with an introd. by William Bennett Munro *1915 ''A Bibliography of Municipal Government in the United States'' *191
''The seigneurs of old Canada : a chronicle of New-World feudalism''
*191
''Crusaders of New France: a chronicle of the Fleur-de-lis in the wilderness''
*1919 ''Public Ownership of Public Utilities'' 1919, with Samuel Orace Dunn, John Martin, and
Delos Franklin Wilcox Delos Franklin Wilcox (April 22, 1873 in Ida, Michigan – April 4, 1928) was a United States expert on municipal government. Biography He graduated from the University of Michigan in 1894, having been strongly influenced by John Dewey. He took the ...
*1919 ''Government of the United States'' (5 editions, 2 title changes through 1946) *1926 ''A selected bibliography on municipal government in Great Britain'' *1927 ''The Money Power in Politics'' *1927 ''The Resurgence of Autocracy'' *1928 ''The Invisible Government, and Personality in Politics'' *1929 ''American Influences on Canadian Government'' *1930 ''American Government To-day'' *1931 ''The Government of Europe: Supplement'' *1932 ''The Significance of Our State and Local Elections'' *1932 ''The Government of European Cities'' *1934 ''Municipal Administration'' *1935 ''The New Philippine Commonwealth''


References

* Damien-Claude Bélanger
"William Bennett Munro"
In: ''Biographies of prominent Quebec and Canadian historical figures'',
Marianopolis College , mottoeng = "Under the Guidance of Mary" , established = 1908 , type = Private college , endowment = , director = Mr. Christian Corno , provost = E ...
, 2004 * Harvey Eagleson
"William Bennett Munro"
In: ''Engineering and Science'', Jan. 1960, p. 31–36


External links

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William Munro's Compilation of Seigneurial Documents, Champlain Society
1875 births 1957 deaths Canadian eugenicists Canadian social scientists 20th-century Canadian historians People from Almonte, Ontario {{Canada-scientist-stub