The Cambridge History of the British Empire, Volume 6John Holland Rose, Arthur Percival Newton, Henry Dodwell, Ernest Alfred Benians Macmillan, 1929 - Great Britain |
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He became , as it were , in his own person — until disillusion. ment came -- the embodiment of the idea of Canadian progress . In the first place , he identified himself with the idea of the growth of Canadian autonomy within the Empire ...
He became , as it were , in his own person — until disillusion. ment came -- the embodiment of the idea of Canadian progress . In the first place , he identified himself with the idea of the growth of Canadian autonomy within the Empire ...
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891 ment of rectories , 266 ; 277 ; and education in Upper Canada , 796 Bathurst Inlet , Franklin at , 409 Bathurst Island , discovery of , 410 Batoche , engagement at , 498 , 546 ; 522 ; 523 Battleford , capital of North West ...
891 ment of rectories , 266 ; 277 ; and education in Upper Canada , 796 Bathurst Inlet , Franklin at , 409 Bathurst Island , discovery of , 410 Batoche , engagement at , 498 , 546 ; 522 ; 523 Battleford , capital of North West ...
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ment INDEX 925 Pitt , William , Earl of Chatham , and the North America ( 1812 ) , 225 ; of Upper Seven Years ' War , 100 , 101 ; and cam- Canada ( 1815-41 ) , 251 ; increase of , in paign of 1758 , 102 ; and campaign of Toronto ...
ment INDEX 925 Pitt , William , Earl of Chatham , and the North America ( 1812 ) , 225 ; of Upper Seven Years ' War , 100 , 101 ; and cam- Canada ( 1815-41 ) , 251 ; increase of , in paign of 1758 , 102 ; and campaign of Toronto ...
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Contents
CHAPTER I | 1 |
The Cordillera | 7 |
Relations of the Aborigines to the Settlers | 13 |
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