Acadiensis, Volumes 1-3Department of History, University of New Brunswick., 1971 - Atlantic Provinces Journal of the history of the Atlantic region. |
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Page 14
... migration of New Englanders upon the institution of the town , nor do we really know what , if anything , the migrants put in its place . Certainly the town is a less important institution in the Atlantic region than it was for those ...
... migration of New Englanders upon the institution of the town , nor do we really know what , if anything , the migrants put in its place . Certainly the town is a less important institution in the Atlantic region than it was for those ...
Page 109
... migration into Canada was into Upper Canada between 1815 and 1861. Fugitive slaves from the United States , of whom perhaps twenty thousand arrived by way of the Underground Railroad in the decade prior to the Civil War , increased the ...
... migration into Canada was into Upper Canada between 1815 and 1861. Fugitive slaves from the United States , of whom perhaps twenty thousand arrived by way of the Underground Railroad in the decade prior to the Civil War , increased the ...
Page 7
... migration to other Acadian settlements continued after the British conquest , two other factors indicate that the population of Port Royal was becoming increasingly paro- chial after 1710. The number of couples marrying who needed ...
... migration to other Acadian settlements continued after the British conquest , two other factors indicate that the population of Port Royal was becoming increasingly paro- chial after 1710. The number of couples marrying who needed ...
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