The Cambridge History of the British Empire, Volume 6John Holland Rose University Press, 1929 - Great Britain |
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Page 581
... ment of the province , had created " an almost revolutionary move- ment in favour of better roads " .4 Settlement had taken place over a large and relatively thinly - populated area . The methods by which municipalities had attended to ...
... ment of the province , had created " an almost revolutionary move- ment in favour of better roads " .4 Settlement had taken place over a large and relatively thinly - populated area . The methods by which municipalities had attended to ...
Page 891
... ment at , 528 Beaver skins , 42 ; 43 ; 68 , 217 ; taxed , 70 ; as a medium of exchange , 70 ; a basis of paper money , 71 Bécancourt , René Robineau de , first grand voyer , 69 Bédard , Isidore , Garneau and , 774 Bédard , Pierre , a ...
... ment at , 528 Beaver skins , 42 ; 43 ; 68 , 217 ; taxed , 70 ; as a medium of exchange , 70 ; a basis of paper money , 71 Bécancourt , René Robineau de , first grand voyer , 69 Bédard , Isidore , Garneau and , 774 Bédard , Pierre , a ...
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... ment in , 205 ; and War of 1812 , 212 , 221 , 232 , 272 ; Nova Scotia a frontier of , 271 , 273 ; Maritime Provinces in economic orbit of , 273 ; and the West Coast fur trade , 413 ; Canadian immigration from , 526 ; trade with , 602 ...
... ment in , 205 ; and War of 1812 , 212 , 221 , 232 , 272 ; Nova Scotia a frontier of , 271 , 273 ; Maritime Provinces in economic orbit of , 273 ; and the West Coast fur trade , 413 ; Canadian immigration from , 526 ; trade with , 602 ...
Contents
CHAPTER I | 1 |
The Cordillera | 7 |
Relations of the Aborigines to the Settlers | 13 |
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