Canada, as it Was, Is, and May be, Том 1Colburn, 1852 - Всего страниц: 320 |
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... north has not been abandoned , and it is very possible that , with the assistance of steam , or some more easily managed power , it will yet be achieved . About the year 1837 , a person of very strong mind , who edited the Patriot , a ...
... north has not been abandoned , and it is very possible that , with the assistance of steam , or some more easily managed power , it will yet be achieved . About the year 1837 , a person of very strong mind , who edited the Patriot , a ...
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... north of the Columbia river will ere long furnish the dockyards of the Pacific coast with the inexhaustible means of extending our commercial and our military marine . And who were the pioneers , who cleared the way for the enterprize ...
... north of the Columbia river will ere long furnish the dockyards of the Pacific coast with the inexhaustible means of extending our commercial and our military marine . And who were the pioneers , who cleared the way for the enterprize ...
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... without any good result ; that of the Frenchman was crowned with success . He explored the mighty St. Lawrence ( the father of North American rivers , perhaps the most useful and splendid stream in the known world ) , CANADA . 7 ་
... without any good result ; that of the Frenchman was crowned with success . He explored the mighty St. Lawrence ( the father of North American rivers , perhaps the most useful and splendid stream in the known world ) , CANADA . 7 ་
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... North America , including Newfoundland . Cartier preceded this nobleman in 1540 , to pave the way for him . Roberval built a fort about four leagues above the Isle of Orleans , or Isle of Bacchus , -which latter designation it received ...
... North America , including Newfoundland . Cartier preceded this nobleman in 1540 , to pave the way for him . Roberval built a fort about four leagues above the Isle of Orleans , or Isle of Bacchus , -which latter designation it received ...
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... north latitude ; and Champlain , a name much better known , explored the Saguenay country in the same year . Samuel We have now arrived at an important era . Champlain de Brouage was sent out from France , in 1608 , with powers to make ...
... north latitude ; and Champlain , a name much better known , explored the Saguenay country in the same year . Samuel We have now arrived at an important era . Champlain de Brouage was sent out from France , in 1608 , with powers to make ...
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Стр. 319 - Bentinck's colleagues could have been selected, who, from his high literary attainments, bis personal intimacy, and party associations, would have done such complete justice to the memory of a friend and Parliamentary associate. Mr. Disraeli has here presented us with the very type and embodiment of what history should be.