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Page 87
... west of Lake Superior , perhaps in the western portion of the Boundary Waters Region : After having treated of the necessity of these establishments I shall pass to the author's [ Charlevoix's ] opinion as to the necessity of obtaining ...
... west of Lake Superior , perhaps in the western portion of the Boundary Waters Region : After having treated of the necessity of these establishments I shall pass to the author's [ Charlevoix's ] opinion as to the necessity of obtaining ...
Page 280
... West and Canada East were divided into the provinces of Ontario and Quebec . The southern and eastern bound- aries of Ontario in 1867 corresponded with those of Upper Canada and Canada West . Careless , J.M.S. The Union of the Canadas ...
... West and Canada East were divided into the provinces of Ontario and Quebec . The southern and eastern bound- aries of Ontario in 1867 corresponded with those of Upper Canada and Canada West . Careless , J.M.S. The Union of the Canadas ...
Page 286
... West . Although it is doubtful whether Robinson comprehended the geographical breadth of Canada West as the territory to be included in the Treaty , Canada understood and intended that the Treaty surrendered a tract of land which ...
... West . Although it is doubtful whether Robinson comprehended the geographical breadth of Canada West as the territory to be included in the Treaty , Canada understood and intended that the Treaty surrendered a tract of land which ...
Contents
MARIEODILE JUNKER AND LOUISE BLACKSMITH | 258 |
ED KOENIG | 269 |
JOAN LOVISEK | 278 |
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