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Once regarded as the mightiest for in the Americans, Louisbourg still looks formidable from the sea
Once regarded as the mightiest for in the Americans, Louisbourg still looks formidable from the sea

Once regarded as the mightiest for in the Americans, Louisbourg still looks formidable from the sea

Date6/28/1971
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Original Toronto Star caption: Once regarded as the mightiest for in the Americans; Louisbourg still looks formidable from the sea
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0105560F
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