A Geographical, Historical, Commercial, and Agricultural View of the United States of AmericaBy H. Fisher, 1820 - 758 páginas |
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... Canada , because it rises in lake Cham- plain , in the United States , from whence great quantities of valuable produce are annually introduced . Indeed , it is the only channel allowed by law for the commerce of the States with Lower ...
... Canada , because it rises in lake Cham- plain , in the United States , from whence great quantities of valuable produce are annually introduced . Indeed , it is the only channel allowed by law for the commerce of the States with Lower ...
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... Lower Canada beyond its prescribed limits . Face of the country , soil , climate , natural productions ; & c . The eastern part of the province between Quebec and the gulf of St. Lawrence , is mountainous ; and be- tween Quebec and the ...
... Lower Canada beyond its prescribed limits . Face of the country , soil , climate , natural productions ; & c . The eastern part of the province between Quebec and the gulf of St. Lawrence , is mountainous ; and be- tween Quebec and the ...
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... Canada , the people are beginning to be more industrious and better farmers . They are also greatly encouraged by the merchants at Quebec and Montreal , who send agents through the coun try to the farmers to buy up all ... LOWER CANADA . 721.
... Canada , the people are beginning to be more industrious and better farmers . They are also greatly encouraged by the merchants at Quebec and Montreal , who send agents through the coun try to the farmers to buy up all ... LOWER CANADA . 721.
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