The Genisis of the University of New Brunswick; With a Sketch of the Life of William Brydone-Jack, A.M., D.C.L., President 1861-1885

This book explores the foundation and early years of University of New Brunswick through the life of William Brydone-Jack, who played an integral role as the President from 1861-1885. Raymond uses extensive research to paint a vivid picture of the academic, social and political landscape of the time, and how it impacted the university’s inception and growth.

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