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How THE CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY WAS FOUNDED 124 7.
VICISSITUDES OF THE CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY 144 . 8. THE
DEVELOPMENT OF THE NATIONAL POLICY 153 9. THE NATIONAL
EVOLUTION OF CANADA 174 10.
How THE CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY WAS FOUNDED 124 7.
VICISSITUDES OF THE CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY 144 . 8. THE
DEVELOPMENT OF THE NATIONAL POLICY 153 9. THE NATIONAL
EVOLUTION OF CANADA 174 10.
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... my profound respect , and sincere gratitude . I am , Honourable and Dear Sir ,
your very grateful servant , SISTER RIEL , Sister of Charity . CHAPTER VI HOW
THE CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY WAS FOUNDED THE In the North - West
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... my profound respect , and sincere gratitude . I am , Honourable and Dear Sir ,
your very grateful servant , SISTER RIEL , Sister of Charity . CHAPTER VI HOW
THE CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY WAS FOUNDED THE In the North - West
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CHAPTER VI HOW THE CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY WAS FOUNDED THE
motives that impelled Sir John A. Macdonald and his colleagues at Ottawa to “
round off ” Confederation by adding the Province of British Columbia to the Union
...
CHAPTER VI HOW THE CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY WAS FOUNDED THE
motives that impelled Sir John A. Macdonald and his colleagues at Ottawa to “
round off ” Confederation by adding the Province of British Columbia to the Union
...
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The offer of the Dominion Government to build a railway from the head of the
Great Lakes to the Pacific coast was the chief inducement that settled the political
destiny of British Columbia . The story of the great difficulties encountered and
the ...
The offer of the Dominion Government to build a railway from the head of the
Great Lakes to the Pacific coast was the chief inducement that settled the political
destiny of British Columbia . The story of the great difficulties encountered and
the ...
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The main provisions upon which the Pacific coast province entered the Union
ensured , in the first place , that the Dominion should assume all debts and
liabilities of the colony , as well as undertake to build a railway from the head ...
The main provisions upon which the Pacific coast province entered the Union
ensured , in the first place , that the Dominion should assume all debts and
liabilities of the colony , as well as undertake to build a railway from the head ...
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Bibliografisk informasjon
| Tittel | Recollections of Sixty Years |
| Forfatter | Charles Tupper |
| distribuert | 1914 |
| Original fra | University of Illinois i Urbana/Champaign |
| Digitalisert | 5. sep 2014 |
| Eksporter sitat | BiBTeX EndNote RefMan |