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Canadian History and Genealogy Books
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General Canada
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Canada Directory, The Names
of the Professional and Business Men
of Every Description, in the Cities,
Towns, and Principal Villages Of
Canada
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Canadian Biographical Dictionary of
Eminent Canadian Men, In the
hearts of the young there are ever
hopes and yearnings; and although
seldom expressed, and often not even
acknowledged to themselves, they
want only the inspiration of example
to point the way
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Chronicles of Canada, The
first 200 years of Canadian history
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The Dawn Of Canadian History,
A Chronicle of Aboriginal
Canada
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The Mariner of St Malo,
A Chronicle of the Voyages of
Jacques Cartier
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The Founder of New France,
A Chronicle of Champlain
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The Jesuit Missions, A
Chronicle of the Cross in the
Wilderness
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The Seigneurs of Old Canada,
A Chronicle of New World
Feudalism
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The Great Intendant, A
Chronicle of Jean Talon in
Canada 1665-1672
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The Fighting Governor, A
Chronicle of Frontenac
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The Great Fortress, A
Chronicle of Louisbourg
1720-1760
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The Acadian Exiles, A
Chronicle of the Land of
Evangeline
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The Passing of New France,
A Chronicle of Montcalm
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The Winning of Canada, A
Chronicle of Wolfe
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The Father of British Canada,
A Chronicle of Carleton
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The United Empire Loyalists,
A Chronicle of the Great
Migration
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The War With The United States,
A Chronicle of 1812
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The War Chief of The Ottawa,
A Chronicle of the Pontiac War,
1915
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The War Chief of the Six Nations,
A Chronicle of Joseph Brant
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Astoria or Anecdotes of an
Enterprise beyond the Rocky
Mountains, I became
intimately acquainted with some of
the principal partners of the great
Northwest Fur Company, who at that
time lived in genial style at
Montreal, and kept almost open house
for the stranger.
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Canada and the Canadians,
Very surprising it seems to assert
that the Mother Country knows very
little about the finest colony which
she possesses
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Heroines of Canadian History
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Jesuits in North America in the
Seventeenth Century, Few
passages of history are more
striking than those which record the
efforts of the earlier French
Jesuits to convert the Indians.
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Notes of a Twenty-Five Years Service
in the Hudson's Bay Territory,
I started from Stuart's Lake on the
22d of February, and arrived at Fort
Alexandria on the 8th of March.
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Province
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British Columbia
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Newfoundland
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Nova Scotia
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Pictonians at Home and Abroad,
The undertaking of this book,
the aim of which is to rescue
from oblivion the names, the
deeds, the heroism of the
pioneers of Pictou.
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Ontario
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Arcadians
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Fenian History
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Indian
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Hydah Indians of British Columbia
Canada, These islands are
inhabited by about 800 Hydah
Indians, a very remarkable race of
people.
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Indian Linguistic Families of
American North of Mexico,
The terms “family” and “stock” are
here applied interchangeably to a
group of languages that are supposed
to be cognate.
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Indian Residents, Middlesex County,
Canada, 1580-1888 History of
the County of Middlesex, Canada:
from the earliest time to the
present, containing an authentic
account of many important matters
relating to the settlement.
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The Micmac Indians at Bay D'Espoir,
Bay d'Espoir is a long inlet of the
sea, extending up country over a
score of miles. The district is
hilly, and is covered by a forest of
rather small trees, spruce and
birch, but further inland the hills
are generally bare.
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Mound Builders, A Lost Race
Described by Dr. Bryce, President of
the Historical Society
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Passamaquoddy Folklore, The
study of aboriginal folk-lore cannot
reach its highest scientific value
until some method is adopted by
means of which an accurate record of
the stories can be obtained and
preserved.
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Report of Mr. W.E. Cormack's Journey
in Search of the Red Indians of
Newfoundland, The primary
motive which led to the formation of
the Institution, was the desire of
opening a communication with, and
promoting the civilization of, the
Red Indians of Newfoundland
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