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The Canadas, the onerous nature of their existing connexion with Great Britain stated, the discontents of these colonies discussed and a remedy proposed in a letter to Lord Viscout Howick
The Canadas, the onerous nature of their existing connexion with Great Britain stated, the discontents of these colonies discussed and a remedy proposed in a letter to Lord Viscout Howick
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The Canadas, the onerous nature of their existing connexion with Great Britain stated, the discontents of these colonies discussed and a remedy proposed in a letter to Lord Viscout Howick

Date1831
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The Canadas, the onerous nature of their existing connexion with Great Britain stated, the discontents of these colonies discussed and a remedy proposed in a letter to Lord Viscout Howick
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CollectionBaldwin Collection of Canadiana
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Call Number / Accession Number37131055420442D
Dewey Number971.05 M12 BR
Country:Canada
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