Douglas Gold Medal Prize: Difference between revisions

| align="center" | '''Year'''

| align="center" | '''Name'''

| align="center" | '''Title'''

| align="center" | '''Held at UNB Archives'''

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| 1833

| R. Duvernet

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| No

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| 1834

| Not awarded

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| No

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| 1835

| George Lee

|  

| No

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| 1836

| Not awarded

|  

| No

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| 1837

| W. H. Shore

|  

| No

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| 1838

| Not awarded

|  

| No

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| 1839

| Not awarded

|  

| No

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| 1840

| J. S. Millidge

|  

| No

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| 1841

| Not awarded

|  

| No

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| 1842

| E. J. Jacob

|  

| No

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| 1843

| Not awarded

|  

| No

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| 1844

| W. Q. Ketchum

|  

| No

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| 1845

J. McGivern

|  

| No

No

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| 1846

| E. B. Fisher

|  

| No

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| 1847

| Not awarded

|  

| No

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| 1848

| Not awarded

|  

| No

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| 1849

| W. P. Dole

|  

| No

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| 1850

| Hurd Peters

|  

| No

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| 1851

| G. G. Roberts

|  

| No

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| 1852

| T. A. Gregory

|  

| No

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| 1853

| Not awarded

|  

| No

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| 1854

| G. S. Smith

|  

| No

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| 1855

| Not awarded

|  

| No

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| 1856

| E. R. Burpee

|  

| No

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| 1857

| S. F. Stephenson

|  

| No

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| 1858

| F. A. Morrison

|  

| No

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| 1859

| H. L. Sturdee

|  

| No

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| 1860

| W. C. Lee

|  

| No

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| 1861

| A. W. Smith

|  

| No

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| 1862

| J. P. Sheraton

|  

| No

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| 1863

| L. C. Allison

|  

| No

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| 1864

| J. D. Phinney

|  

| No

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| 1865

| G. R. Parkin

|  

| No

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| 1866

| G. E. Foster

|  

| No

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| 1867

| P. C. Keegan

|  

| No

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| 1868

| S. Russell

| "The Electric Telegraph considered in its moral, social, and political aspects"

| No

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| 1869

| W. S. MacFarlane

| "The influence of the Higher Institutions of Learning on Commerce and Civilization"

| No

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| 1870

| G. C. Coster

| "The relation of the Physical Sciences to Manufacturers and Commerce"

| No

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| 1871

| L. C. Wortman

|  

| No

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| 1872

| W. Wilson

| "Natural History - its value in the educational point of view"

| No

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| 1873

| W. G. Gaunce

|  

| No

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| 1874

| S. J. Jenkins

| "The value of Liberal Education to the Man of Business"

| No

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| 1875

| J. F. Burditt

| "The influence of Religious truth on National Charter"

| No

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| 1876

| T. C. Jack

| "The relative merits of old and new countries as fields for enterprise

| No

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| 1877

| W. E. MacIntire

| "The natural resource so the Dominion in Canada"

| No

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| 1878

| J. R. Mace

|  

| No

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| 1879

| W. D. McLeod

|  

| No

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| 1880

| A. W. Wilkinson

|  

| No

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| 1881

| W. S. Carter

| "The Greatness and Decline of Venice"

| No

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| 1882

| W. J. Fowler

| "The effect of the discoveries of the 19th century upon the comforts and conveniences of Life"

| No

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| 1883

| W. T. Raymond

| "What is culture? And how is it best attained?"

| Extract

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| 1884

| J. M. Lemont

| "The Great North West, its past and future"

| Extract

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| 1885

| W. J. S. Myles

| "The Mental rather than the Material resources of Canada"

| No

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| 1886

| W. Murchie

| "The Duties of the Civilized Man to the Uncivilized Man whose country He Invades"

| Extract

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| 1887

| J. B. Sutherland

| "The Relation between Labor and Capital"

| Extract

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| 1888

| C. J. Milligan

| "The Relation of American Literature to Democracy"

| Extract

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| 1889

| F. L. Christie

|  

| No

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| 1890

| D. L. Mitchell

| "Applications of Edmund Burke's principles to religious, political, and social affairs at the present time"

| Extract

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| 1891

| F. P. Yorston

| "Emerson's Life and Works"

| Extract

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| 1892

| Ellen F. P. Peake

| "Colonial Empires of the past, and their lessons to those of the present"

| Extract

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| 1893

| Isabel S. McIntosh

| "The Social Effects of the Scientific Inventions of the Nineteenth century"

| Extract

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| 1894

| Loretta L. Shaw

| "The Characteristics of Modern Fiction"

| No

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| 1895

| Horace L. Brittain

| "The Dangers and Safeguards of Modern Democratic Government"

| No

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| 1896

| Samuel H. McKee

| "The Relations of Science to the State"

| Extract

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| 1897

| Arthur H. Shea

| "English Diary and Letter Writers"

| No

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| 1898

| Frank J. Bayfield

| "The Actual and the ideal Political Life"

| Extract

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| 1899

| W. J. R. Wilson

| "The Aims and Methods of Modern Science"

| No

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| 1900

| W. H. Harrison

| "The literary position of Germany Among the Nations"

| No

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| 1901

| W. O. Raymond

| "The centennial celebration of the university at Fredericton"

| Yes

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| 1902

| Chester B. Martin

| "The natural resources of New Brunswick"

| Yes

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| 1903

| Ina F. Mersereau

| "England under Alfred the Great and under Edward the Seventh"

| Extract

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| 1904

| Martha A. Osborne

| "The development of the Canadian Northwest, a retrospect and a forecast"

| No

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| 1905

| Theodore R. McNally

| "Science in war"

| *

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| 1906

| Not awarded

| Assigned topic: English essayists of the early 19th century

| No

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| 1907

| Clara M. Robinson

| "The history and problems of Canadian immigration"

| No

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| 1908

| Not awarded

| Assigned topic: The factors in the growth of the Maritime Provinces

| No

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| 1909

| Beatrice W. Welling

| "The contributions of women to English literature"

| No

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| 1910

| George N. Belyea

| "The transportation problem in Canada: its bearing on the future development of the country"

| No

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| 1911

| Harold C. Belyea

| "The most expeditious and scientific way of surveying, classifying and registering the public lands of New Brunswick and the best means to be adopted for their protection and preservation"

| *

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| 1912

| Earle R. MacNutt

| "British essayists"

| *

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| 1913

| George B. Carpenter

| "The development and value of the commission as a means of the state's regulation of trade and industry"

| No

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| 1914

| Emerson C. Rice

| "The underdeveloped resources of New Brunswick"

| No

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| 1915

| George J. Marr

| "Canadian national ideals"

| *

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| 1916

| Adrian B. Gilbert

| "The economic aspects of the prohibition of liquor traffic"

| *

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| 1917

| D. Gordon Willet

| "The geology and mineral deposits of New Brunswick"

| *

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| 1918

| John F. McIntosh

| "The Supernatural in Shakespeare's plays"

| *

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| 1919

| Frances Mary VanWart

| "A permanent agricultural policy for Canada"

| *

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| 1920

| C. L. Armstrong

| "The preservation of wild bird life - its economic, aesthetic and humane aspects"

| *

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| 1921

| Edith M. Jones

| "The development of The English novel"

| *

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| 1922

| Russell R. Sheldrick

| "The effect of confederation on the economic and political development of New Brunswick"

| *

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| 1923

| Not awarded

| Assigned topic: The influence of of wild life reservations and national parks on a nation's life

| No

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| 1924

| Mary B. Jones

| "The value of Wordsworth to the present generation"

| No

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| 1925

| Not awarded

| Assigned topic: An immigration policy for Canada

| No

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| 1926

| Edwin A. Stuart

| "The University's place in a biological survey of the province"

| *

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| 1927

| Robert J. Love

| "The effect of confederation on the Maritime Provinces"

| *

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| 1928

| Burton S. Keirstead

| "The resources and economic possibilities of the Maritime Provinces"

| Yes

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| 1929

| Not awarded

| Assigned topic: The economic and aesthetic importance of animal and bird reservations

| No

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| 1930

| Horace A. Hanson

| "The political evolution of Canada as a self-governing member of the British Commonwealth of Nations"

| No

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| 1931

| Muriel M. Miller

| "The poetry of Bliss Carman"

| *

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| 1932

| J. Ernest Anderson

| "A survey of the geological deposits of organic origin in the province of New Brunswick

| *

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| 1933

| Not awarded

| Assigned topic: A study in the indebtedness of the Canadian Provinces

| *

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| 1934

| Not awarded

| Assigned topic: The poetry of Charles G. D. Roberts

| No

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| 1935

| Not awarded

| Assigned topic: The University of New Brunswick

| No

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| 1936

| Jack H. Thurrot

| "What health education should the public schools provide?"

| *

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| 1937

| Not awarded

| Assigned topic: Euripides: the link between primitive and present day drama

| *

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| 1938

| Not awarded

| Assigned topic: The responsibility of science to society

| *

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| 1939

| Not awarded

| Assigned topic: A study of provincial and local taxation and administration of public welfare functions

| No

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| 1940

| James C. Morrow

| "The genesis and development of the Arthurian Legends"

| Yes

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| 1941

| Roy Morrow

| "The importance of research as an aid to the shore and deep sea fisheries of the Maritime provinces"

| Yes

|-

| 1942

| Manzer L. Bunker

| "Forests - their role in post-war readjustments"

| Yes

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| 1943

| <span style="font-size: 10pt;">Frances A. Firth</span>

| Assigned topic: The importance of the study of modern languages

| No*

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| 1944

| Not awarded

| Assigned topic: The importance of the social sciences in war time

| No

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| 1945

| Elizabeth Brewster

| "The conflict of the state and individual in the ancient world"

| No

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| 1946

| Dennis A. Benson

| "The social responsibility of science"

| Yes

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| 1947

| James M. Wheatley

| "A new curriculum for UNB"

| Yes

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| 1948

| Frederick Cogswell

| "Literature and society"

| Yes

|-

| 1949

| Not awarded

| Assigned topic: The achievements and prospects of the United Nations

| No

|-

| 1950

| Frederick C. Allen

| "The case for and against the Chignecto Canal"

| Yes

|-

| 1951

| Robert J. Gibbs

| "T. S. Eliot as playwright"

| Yes

|-

| 1952

| Not awarded

| Assigned topic: The importance of graduate research in Canadian universities

| No

|-

| 1953

| Not awarded

| Assigned topic: The race question and the contemporary political crisis in South Africa

| No

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| 1954

| Ian Watson

| "The race questions and the contemporary political crisis in South Africa" ^

| Yes

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| 1955

| J. Neil Mulvaney

| "The problem of good and evil in Goethe's Faust"

| Yes

|-

| 1956

| Robert E. Hawkes

| "The Irish theatre movement and its social and political background"

| Yes

|-

| 1957

| Not awarded

| Assigned topic: The Canadian Arctic, past, present and future

| No

|-

| 1958

| Not awarded

| Assigned topic: A study of recent literary utopias

| No

|-

| 1959

| Not awarded

| Assigned topic: A study of recent literary utopias

| No

|-

| 1960

| Janice I. Bartlett

| "The Classical Laws of Motion"

| No

|-

| 1961

| Brigid E. Toole

|  

| No

|-

| 1962

| Margaret J. Gammon

| "A study of Milton's ''Comus"''

| Yes

|-

| 1963

| E. Joanne Rowley

| "Fate in the novels of Thomas Hardy"

| Yes

|-

| 1964

| Colin K. Scott

|  

| No

|-

| 1965

| Not awarded

|  

| No

|-

| 1966

Craig C. McLeod

| "The function of Landschaft in Buckner's ''Lenz''"

"The poet and his pose: an essay on Auden's thought and his poetic roles in ''In Time of War''"

Yes

|-

| 1967

| Marion L. Cox Beyea

| "The incorporation of Saint John"

| Yes

|-

| 1968

| Patricia E. Pacey

| "Patterns of imagery and their significance in ''The Great Gatsby'' and ''The Sun Also Rises''"

| Yes

|-

| 1969

| Not awarded

|  

| No

|-

| 1970

| Carolyn E. Keirstead

| "Archaelogical field methods for shell-midden excavations"

| No

|-

| 1971

| Bruce R. Bartlett

| "The origins and character of Nazi racial ideology"

| Yes

|-

| 1972

| Brian E. Williams

| "Tanzania: decision-making in an African economy"

| Yes

|-

| 1973

| Diana L. Austin

| "Social vision as the source of poetic vision int eh poetry of F. R. Scott"

| Yes

|-

| 1974

| J. Randall Francis

| "Goodbye to all that God willing! A study of the end of idealism in British war literature, 1914-1933"

| Yes

|-

| 1975

| Eileen S. Martin

| "The theme of nature in early American literature"

| Yes

|-

| 1976

| Linda M. Kelly

| "A character study of Chaucer's ''Criseyde''"

| Yes

|-

| 1977

| Linda C. Law

| "Theme and language in Arnold's ''Marguerite'' poems"

| Yes

|-

| 1978

| Carol A. Ferguson

| "The Spanish Civil War Research Unit"

| Yes

|-

| 1979

| Barbara L. Hughes

| "A study of W. H. Auden's ''Horae Canonicae''"

| Yes

|-

| 1980

| Sandi London Guptill

| "Narrative voice in Robertson Davies' novels"

| Yes

|-

| 1981

| M. Sharon Carr

| "Nostromo: for those who think Jung"

| Yes

|-

| 1982

| Lorna M. Brown

| "Justice and mercy in ''Measure for Measure''"

| Yes

|-

| 1983

| Judith Stanley

| "The nature of man and the issues arising from the prospects for human cloning"

| Yes

|-

| 1984

| Mary C. McDevitt

| "The American Revolution: its consequences for women"

| Yes

|-

| 1985

| Wanda R. McNally

| "Juliana of Norwich: her life and legacy"

| Yes

|-

| 1986

| Katherine A. Ratliffe

| "Bishop Blougram's Apology: the problem of judgement"

| Yes

|-

| 1987

| Roderick F. Cater

| "The case against Copernicus"

| Yes

|-

| 1988

| Janice M. Cook

| "Robbing the cradle: child labour in New Brunswick 1784-1905 and the movement toward child labour legislation"

| Yes

|-

| 1989

| Pamela J. Graham

| "Cruel destiny, a reconciliation of elements in ''King Lear''"

| Yes

|-

| 1990

| Stephanie A. Rhynold

| "It am I, pander"

| Yes

|-

| 1991

| Not awarded

|  

| No

|-

| 1992

| Dawn Bourque

| "Alienation and rectification in Franz Kafka's The Metamorphosis"

| Yes

|-

| 1993

| Iain MacPherson

| "Physicality in Elliot Merrick's ''True North'' and Dillon Wallace's ''The Lure of the Labrador Wild''"

| Yes

|-

| 1994

| Audrey Marie Cormier

| "The Consequences of the Enlightenment: Poor Relief"

| Yes

|-

| 1995

| Edward C. Hamilton

| The Conceptual Canoeist"

| Yes

|-

| 1996

| Luke E. Peterson

| "Madison, Madison and Jefferson and Inalienable Human Rights

| Yes

|-

| 1997

| Marie-Andree Somers

| "Existentialists Condemned all Theories Which Insist that Human Beings Have a Fixed Essence or Nature as Cowardly Denials of Moral Responsibility"

| Yes

|-

| 1998

| Holly Arnold

| "Conserving Biodiversity in a Fragmented Forest: the Science and Rationale of Wildlife Corridors"

| Yes

|-

| 1999

| Bill MacGillivray

| "Baseball as Life: the Henry Wiggen Novels of Mark Harris"

| Yes