Canada, as it Was, Is, and May be, Том 1Colburn, 1852 - Всего страниц: 320 |
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... officer of considerable literary and scientific acquirements , zealous in the discharge of his duties , an ardent student , and leaving , at his demise in 1848 , a mass of interesting writings on Canada - the most important Colony of ...
... officer of considerable literary and scientific acquirements , zealous in the discharge of his duties , an ardent student , and leaving , at his demise in 1848 , a mass of interesting writings on Canada - the most important Colony of ...
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... officer employed actively in Militia duties during that eventful period of Cana- dian history , judged it right to place an impartial account of " the Rebellion , " as it has somewhat magni- loquently been styled , before the public ...
... officer employed actively in Militia duties during that eventful period of Cana- dian history , judged it right to place an impartial account of " the Rebellion , " as it has somewhat magni- loquently been styled , before the public ...
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... officer , everywhere , are generally very different in their scope , embracing the whole British Empire , but resolv- able into the limits of honour and respect for " The Queen , the Laws , and the Government , " with a firm ...
... officer , everywhere , are generally very different in their scope , embracing the whole British Empire , but resolv- able into the limits of honour and respect for " The Queen , the Laws , and the Government , " with a firm ...
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... officers and soldiers had taken place at Fort William Henry , silently sanctioned by a French general , that England really took any effectual measures , although both the Colonists and the Indians had vainly endeavoured to stir the ...
... officers and soldiers had taken place at Fort William Henry , silently sanctioned by a French general , that England really took any effectual measures , although both the Colonists and the Indians had vainly endeavoured to stir the ...
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... plan of settling soldiers and officers along the frontiers to form an experienced and loyal militia , did not meet the support and success which it deserved . Kingston became therefore the great naval station . Fort Niagara 40 CANADA .
... plan of settling soldiers and officers along the frontiers to form an experienced and loyal militia , did not meet the support and success which it deserved . Kingston became therefore the great naval station . Fort Niagara 40 CANADA .
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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.