Acadiensis, Volumes 1-3Department of History, University of New Brunswick., 1971 - Atlantic States |
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can railways , and the opening of American mines , with the result that the demands of the industrial areas in New England raised the price of coal to $ 8.00 per ton in Boston , about 18645 This probably helps to explain the fact that ...
can railways , and the opening of American mines , with the result that the demands of the industrial areas in New England raised the price of coal to $ 8.00 per ton in Boston , about 18645 This probably helps to explain the fact that ...
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While the American experience faced imminent collapse , the Loyalists were “ laying the foundations of a New Empire and establishing " a place chosen by the Lords elect ! ' * 8 The Loyalist newspapers played an important role in ...
While the American experience faced imminent collapse , the Loyalists were “ laying the foundations of a New Empire and establishing " a place chosen by the Lords elect ! ' * 8 The Loyalist newspapers played an important role in ...
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S6 In contrast with the chill from Britain and Nova Scotia was the increasing warmth of the American response to the Loyalists . With time American anger subsided , and the returning Loyalists found a cordial welcome from the Americans ...
S6 In contrast with the chill from Britain and Nova Scotia was the increasing warmth of the American response to the Loyalists . With time American anger subsided , and the returning Loyalists found a cordial welcome from the Americans ...
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