Acadiensis, Volumes 25-26Department of History, University of New Brunswick., 1995 - Atlantic Provinces |
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... treaties , though in 1783 the boundaries of the Treaty Shore were shifted to Cape St. John and Cape Ray . In addition , in 1763 Britain ceded to France the islands of St. Pierre and Miquelon . In effect , France had retained in North ...
... treaties , though in 1783 the boundaries of the Treaty Shore were shifted to Cape St. John and Cape Ray . In addition , in 1763 Britain ceded to France the islands of St. Pierre and Miquelon . In effect , France had retained in North ...
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... Treaty of 1854.3 A few years later , in a reconsideration of the topic , Ankli gave more credence to the possibility that the treaty did have a positive impact , but also concluded that , for the most part , improvements in the economy ...
... Treaty of 1854.3 A few years later , in a reconsideration of the topic , Ankli gave more credence to the possibility that the treaty did have a positive impact , but also concluded that , for the most part , improvements in the economy ...
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although he certainly recognized that the treaty was not the sole cause of increased economic well - being . Since the 1970s nothing has been published on the economic impact of the treaty.7 8 A major theme in Maritime economic history ...
although he certainly recognized that the treaty was not the sole cause of increased economic well - being . Since the 1970s nothing has been published on the economic impact of the treaty.7 8 A major theme in Maritime economic history ...
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