Early Travellers in the Canadas, 1791-1867Gerald M. Craig Macmillan Company of Canada, 1955 - 300 páginas Extracts from the writings of thirty visitors of British North America, 1791-1867. |
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... Quebec route ; they then frequently travelled up the Hudson River and across up - state New York to Niagara Falls , the great mecca of all visitors to North America . Apart from a hurried trip to Montreal and possibly Quebec , such an ...
... Quebec route ; they then frequently travelled up the Hudson River and across up - state New York to Niagara Falls , the great mecca of all visitors to North America . Apart from a hurried trip to Montreal and possibly Quebec , such an ...
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... Quebec are characteristic of those made by dozens of travellers in their visits to Canada's most famous city . The younger cities of the interior were a great contrast ; in visiting them , Mackay was pleased to find evidences of the ...
... Quebec are characteristic of those made by dozens of travellers in their visits to Canada's most famous city . The younger cities of the interior were a great contrast ; in visiting them , Mackay was pleased to find evidences of the ...
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... Quebec belongs the distinction of being the most antique , the most quaint , the most picturesque , and in many respects , both historical and strategical , the most important city on the North American continent . . .. I had not been ...
... Quebec belongs the distinction of being the most antique , the most quaint , the most picturesque , and in many respects , both historical and strategical , the most important city on the North American continent . . .. I had not been ...
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A Travellers Impressions in 179293 | 3 |
The St Lawrence Valley in the 1790s | 14 |
French Canadian Character and Customs 180608 | 26 |
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