Iron Bars and Bookshelves: A History of the Morrin Centre - Blair, Louisa; Donovan, Patrick; Fyson, Donald
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The Morrin Centre in Quebec City, built on the site of military barracks known as the Royal Redoubt, served first as a public prison, then as the Morrin College, and has been home to the Literary and Historical Society of Quebec for many years. The authors guide us through the building's two-century history and its place in the history of Quebec and Canada.

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The Morrin Centre in Quebec City, built on the site of military barracks known as the Royal Redoubt, served first as a public prison, then as the Morrin College, and has been home to the Literary and Historical Society of Quebec for many years. The authors guide us through the building's two-century history and its place in the history of Quebec and Canada.
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Autorenporträt
Louisa Blair is a writer, editor and translator. Author of The Anglos: The Hidden Face of Quebec City 1608-1850, she lives in Quebec City where she was born. Patrick Donovan is a doctoral student in history at Université Laval. He played an instrumental role in the restoration and establishment of the Morrin Centre from 2004 to 2009, including a brief stint as Executive Director. He lives in Montreal. Donald Fyson is a professor at Université Laval, specializing in the history of Quebec and Canada. He has published extensively on the history of crime, justice, and the law.