Acadiensis, Volume 17Department of History, University of New Brunswick., 1987 - Atlantic Coast (Canada) |
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Page 93
In the Maritimes these industries had a 32.1 per cent share of Maritime manufacturing output in 1920. This share , however , fell to 28.5 per cent in 1930 , to rebound to 34.6 per cent in 1940. Moreover , as the Maritime contribution to ...
In the Maritimes these industries had a 32.1 per cent share of Maritime manufacturing output in 1920. This share , however , fell to 28.5 per cent in 1930 , to rebound to 34.6 per cent in 1940. Moreover , as the Maritime contribution to ...
Page 94
iron and steel products , 81 per cent of electric motor horsepower utilised was run on purchased power in the Canadian industry , but only 25 per cent in the Maritime regional sub - sector . These figures were respectively 79 and 12 ...
iron and steel products , 81 per cent of electric motor horsepower utilised was run on purchased power in the Canadian industry , but only 25 per cent in the Maritime regional sub - sector . These figures were respectively 79 and 12 ...
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demonstrates that in Nova Scotia among the legitimately American loyalists , 40 per cent were from New York , 15 per cent were from other Middle Colonies , only 20 per cent were from New England , and 25 per cent , including black and ...
demonstrates that in Nova Scotia among the legitimately American loyalists , 40 per cent were from New York , 15 per cent were from other Middle Colonies , only 20 per cent were from New England , and 25 per cent , including black and ...
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