The Encyclopedia Americana: A Library of Universal Knowledge, Količina 5Americana corporation, 1931 |
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... British fleet suddenly entered the harbor . The French had now no choice of action . They hurriedly abandoned their camp , and retreated , in all haste , on Montreal , both by land and water . Then , step by step , the final British ...
... British fleet suddenly entered the harbor . The French had now no choice of action . They hurriedly abandoned their camp , and retreated , in all haste , on Montreal , both by land and water . Then , step by step , the final British ...
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... British government and Upper Canada to take steps to secure confedera- tion and consolidation of the British - American provinces in order to counteract the danger of American annexation of the West . The later American acquisition of ...
... British government and Upper Canada to take steps to secure confedera- tion and consolidation of the British - American provinces in order to counteract the danger of American annexation of the West . The later American acquisition of ...
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... British Isles . In Ontario alone by 1841 , the population had risen to 455 , - 688 , and to - day , as the accompanying statement shows , the British is the predominant race in all but one of the provinces . The predominance , naturally ...
... British Isles . In Ontario alone by 1841 , the population had risen to 455 , - 688 , and to - day , as the accompanying statement shows , the British is the predominant race in all but one of the provinces . The predominance , naturally ...
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