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... Provinces when another English nobleman relieved England of the necessity
of protecting our fisheries by giving them ... common with ourselves , and с reap a
rich reward from our fishing grounds while they Union of the Maritime Provinces ...
... Provinces when another English nobleman relieved England of the necessity
of protecting our fisheries by giving them ... common with ourselves , and с reap a
rich reward from our fishing grounds while they Union of the Maritime Provinces ...
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reap a rich reward from our fishing grounds while they establish themselves as a
leading maritime power . “ It may be said that we were a party to the negotiation
of that treaty , but it is not so . The very mode in which the colonies interested ...
reap a rich reward from our fishing grounds while they establish themselves as a
leading maritime power . “ It may be said that we were a party to the negotiation
of that treaty , but it is not so . The very mode in which the colonies interested ...
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Mr. Howe , however , wrote declining the invitation on the ground that he was
then a Fisheries officer in the employ of the Imperial Government , but wished us
success , adding that he would return from a cruise on a warship in October , and
...
Mr. Howe , however , wrote declining the invitation on the ground that he was
then a Fisheries officer in the employ of the Imperial Government , but wished us
success , adding that he would return from a cruise on a warship in October , and
...
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Day before yesterday I received your cable telegram respecting the fishing
licences , and giving me the awful intelligence of the assassination of poor
McGee . It was announced in the morning papers , but I hoped against hope until
your ...
Day before yesterday I received your cable telegram respecting the fishing
licences , and giving me the awful intelligence of the assassination of poor
McGee . It was announced in the morning papers , but I hoped against hope until
your ...
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where he could not have expected me to hear it again in terms very highly
complimentary . I have done all I could respecting the railway matter and the
fishing licences . The duke referred me to Mr. Elliot for their discussion , and he
assures me ...
where he could not have expected me to hear it again in terms very highly
complimentary . I have done all I could respecting the railway matter and the
fishing licences . The duke referred me to Mr. Elliot for their discussion , and he
assures me ...
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Bibliografisk informasjon
| Tittel | Recollections of Sixty Years |
| Forfatter | Charles Tupper |
| Utgiver | Cassell, 1914 |
| Original fra | Lyon offentlige bibliotek (Bibliothèque jésuite des Fontaines) |
| Digitalisert | 17. jan 2017 |
| ISBN | 0722269722, 9780722269725 |
| Lengde | 414 sider |
| Eksporter sitat | BiBTeX EndNote RefMan |