Acadiensis, Volume 17Department of History, University of New Brunswick., 1987 - Atlantic Coast (Canada) |
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... lived provincial prohibition act of 1856 , total prohibition could not be enforced in the face of the opposition from the leading merchants and other prominent citizens . The employment of Sons of Temperance as informers created new ...
... lived provincial prohibition act of 1856 , total prohibition could not be enforced in the face of the opposition from the leading merchants and other prominent citizens . The employment of Sons of Temperance as informers created new ...
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... lived in Nova Scotia.5 Of those living in Nova Scotia 57 per cent were residing in industrial Cape Breton in 1901 , 68 per cent by 1911 and 63 per cent in 1921.6 Table I shows that the number of Newfoundland- born in Cape Breton ...
... lived in Nova Scotia.5 Of those living in Nova Scotia 57 per cent were residing in industrial Cape Breton in 1901 , 68 per cent by 1911 and 63 per cent in 1921.6 Table I shows that the number of Newfoundland- born in Cape Breton ...
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... lived in the western parts of that island ; the flight of the Indians from approaching Europeans was a typical response of the Beothuk ; 15 archaeological records of the region show prehistoric Beothuk occupancy ; 16 and , according to ...
... lived in the western parts of that island ; the flight of the Indians from approaching Europeans was a typical response of the Beothuk ; 15 archaeological records of the region show prehistoric Beothuk occupancy ; 16 and , according to ...
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