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210 CHAPTER 26 – 1926 – DEPRESSING TIMES
rightly held to be essential to true university teaching, academic responsibility accompanies it, and is equally
imperative”: Horn, Academic Freedom at 94; see also Masters, Cody at 180.
250. Page 336, para. 1 – “the political activities of his professoriate”: McKillop, Matters of Mind at 392.
251. Page 336, para. 1 – “from the Italian government”: Masters, Cody at 231; see also Maddalena Kuitunen and Julius
Molinaro, A History of Italian Studies at the University of Toronto 1840-1990 (Toronto: Department of Italian
Studies, 1991) at 34-41.
252. Page 336, para. 2 – “in the coming federal election”: McKillop, Matters of Mind at 446.
253. Page 336, para. 2 – “told the Globe and Mail in 1935”: Globe and Mail, October 4, 1935, as cited in Bator,
“Memorandum on the Cody Papers” at 13; see also Horn, Academic Freedom at 125.
254. Page 336, para. 2 – “members of the staff of Victoria College”: Bator, “Memorandum on the Cody Papers” at 12;
see also Horn, Academic Freedom at 111.
255. Page 336, para. 2 – “the English Fabian Society”: Horn, Academic Freedom at 93; McKillop, Matters of Mind at
388.
256. Page 336, para. 2 – “of the CCF party”: Horn, Academic Freedom at 93.
257. Page 336, para. 2 – “between the League and the CCF”: Ibid.
258. Page 336, para. 2 – “Social Planning for Canada, in 1935”: McKillop, Matters of Mind at 395.
259. Page 336, para. 2 – “with which they were associated”: Horn, Academic Freedom at 93-94; McKillop, Matters of
Mind at 388.
260. Page 336, para. 3 – “for his ‘Flanders fields’ statement”: Francis, Underhill at 113.
261. Page 337, para. 1 – “head of political economy in 1937”: UTA/Graduate Records/”Harold Adams Innis”/A73-
0026/167(94); McKillop, Matters of Mind at 398.
262. Page 337, para. 1 – “to support Underhill”: Francis, Underhill at 113; Horn, Academic Freedom at 120.
263. Page 337, para. 1 – “in favour of Underhill and Grube”: Horn, Academic Freedom at 121; McKillop, Matters of
Mind at 398.
264. Page 337, para. 1 – “for those who lost their lives in Flanders”: Horn, Academic Freedom at 121.
265. Page 337, para. 1 – “had been wounded in the war”: See Chapter 22 (1914).
266. Page 337, para. 1 – “would expect a professor to behave”: Horn, Academic Freedom at 121.
267. Page 337, para. 1 – “by members of the faculty”: Horn, Academic Freedom at 122; Francis, Underhill at 112-13.
268. Page 337, para. 1 – “to a subsequent meeting of the board”: Francis, Underhill at 113.
269. Page 337, para. 1 – “take no further action at present”: Horn, Academic Freedom at 122.
270. Page 337, para. 1 – “Both lost their jobs”: Horn, Academic Freedom at 127 and generally, chapter 6.
271. Page 337, para. 1 – “would once again be under threat of dismissal”: Horn, Academic Freedom at 154; Francis,
Underhill at 126-127.