The Cambridge History of the British Empire, Volume 6John Holland Rose, Arthur Percival Newton, Ernest Alfred Benians, Henry Dodwell The University Press, 1929 - Great Britain |
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Page 34
... opened , for Mademoiselle Mance , with the financial help of Madame de Bullion , built a hospital , while a few years later Marguerite Bourgeoys opened a school . In 1653 the settlement had already a population of about two hundred ...
... opened , for Mademoiselle Mance , with the financial help of Madame de Bullion , built a hospital , while a few years later Marguerite Bourgeoys opened a school . In 1653 the settlement had already a population of about two hundred ...
Page 484
... opened , Lucius Seth Hunt- ington , one of the Liberal leaders , charged Macdonald with having sold the charter for the Pacific Railway to Sir Hugh Allan and his friends in return for very large contributions to the funds of the ...
... opened , Lucius Seth Hunt- ington , one of the Liberal leaders , charged Macdonald with having sold the charter for the Pacific Railway to Sir Hugh Allan and his friends in return for very large contributions to the funds of the ...
Page 562
... opened ; and , a supply of coke there- from being assured , smelters were erected at numerous places in the Kootenays . Towns , dependent upon the mines and the smelters , sprang up in every direction , throve with those industries ...
... opened ; and , a supply of coke there- from being assured , smelters were erected at numerous places in the Kootenays . Towns , dependent upon the mines and the smelters , sprang up in every direction , throve with those industries ...
Contents
CHAPTER I | 1 |
The Cordillera | 7 |
Relations of the Aborigines to the Settlers | 13 |
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