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Playing by the Rules: Organized Children's Leisure in Toronto, 1897-1934 by Wayne Reeves medieval art & culture architectural preconditions as well asPlaying by the Rules: Organized Children's Leisure in Toronto, 1897 1934 by Wayne Reeves oblong 4to. pp. 20. b w photo illustrations. paperback (near fine covers scuffed). Toronto: The Market Gallery of the City of Toronto Archives, 1998. Exhibition catalogue. Published to accompany an exhibit held March 7 to June 21, 1998.