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The Canadian farmer's travels in the United States of America, in which remarks are made on the arbitrary colonial policy practised in Canada, and the(...)
The Canadian farmer's travels in the United States of America, in which remarks are made on the arbitrary colonial policy practised in Canada, and the(...)
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The Canadian farmer's travels in the United States of America, in which remarks are made on the arbitrary colonial policy practised in Canada, and the(...)

Date1837
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The Canadian farmer's travels in the United States of America, in which remarks are made on the arbitrary colonial policy practised in Canada, and the free and equal rights and happy effects of the liberal institutions and astonishing enterprise of the United States. Cop. 1 incorrectly bound: p. 49-60 bound between p. 36 and 37.
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CollectionBaldwin Collection of Canadiana
Usage Rights Public Domain (Learn More)
Call Number / Accession Number37131055422455D
Dewey Number1057540
Country:Canada
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