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[Letter to Mr. George Ryerson containing remarks on the evidence given him before the Committee of the House of commons on the civil government of Canada in 1828
[Letter to Mr. George Ryerson containing remarks on the evidence given him before the Committee of the House of commons on the civil government of Canada in 1828
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[Letter to Mr. George Ryerson containing remarks on the evidence given him before the Committee of the House of commons on the civil government of Canada in 1828

Date1829
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[Letter to Mr. George Ryerson containing remarks on the evidence given him before the Committee of the House of commons on the civil government of Canada in 1828
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CollectionBaldwin Collection of Canadiana
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Object Number37131055293476D
Dewey867192
Dewey280 C12 BR
The life and journal of the Rev
The life and journal of the Rev
1806
Book Cover: Blue cover with dark blue text.
The Beetle
1920
Remarks on the evidence of Mr. Grant, the agent for the Church of Scotland, before the Canada committee of the House of commons in 1828, as stated in the printed minutes of evidence
Remarks on the evidence of Mr. Grant, the agent for the Church of Scotland, before the Canada committee of the House of commons in 1828, as stated in the printed minutes of evidence
1829
Report from the Select committee on the civil government of Canada, [with Minutes of evidence and appendix], ordered by the House of commons to be printed, 22 July, 1827 [i
Report from the Select committee on the civil government of Canada, [with Minutes of evidence and appendix], ordered by the House of commons to be printed, 22 July, 1827 [i
1829
Newfoundland and Labrador, return to an address of the honourable House of commons, dated 6 June, 1828, for a return of the number of civil actions, a(...)
Newfoundland and Labrador, return to an address of the honourable House of commons, dated 6 June, 1828, for a return of the number of civil actions, a(...)
1829
Evidence before a committee of the House of commons on the trade of Newfoundland
Evidence before a committee of the House of commons on the trade of Newfoundland
1793
Emigration, return to an Address of the honourable the House of commons dated 4th March, 1828, for copy of the report laid before the Colonial departm(...)
Emigration, return to an Address of the honourable the House of commons dated 4th March, 1828, for copy of the report laid before the Colonial departm(...)
1828
Remarks of the Honorable Denis Benjamin Viger, relative to the grievances set forth in the address of the Commons of Lower Canada: Observations de l'h(...)
Remarks of the Honorable Denis Benjamin Viger, relative to the grievances set forth in the address of the Commons of Lower Canada: Observations de l'h(...)
1832
A state of the expedition from Canada, as laid before the House of commons by Lieutenant-General Burgoyne, and verified by evidence, with a collection(...)
A state of the expedition from Canada, as laid before the House of commons by Lieutenant-General Burgoyne, and verified by evidence, with a collection(...)
1780
Remarks and observations on the constitution of the Canadas, civil and ecclesiastical, with a view to its amendment, including suggestions and recommendations not before published
Remarks and observations on the constitution of the Canadas, civil and ecclesiastical, with a view to its amendment, including suggestions and recommendations not before published
1838
Further remarks on the voyages of John Meares, Esq. in which several important facts, misrepresented in the said voyages, relative to geography and commerce, are fully substantiated. To which is added, a letter from Captain Duncan, containing a decisive refutation of several unfounded assertions of Mr. Meares, and a final reply to his answer
Further remarks on the voyages of John Meares, Esq. in which several important facts, misrepresented in the said voyages, relative to geography and commerce, are fully substantiated. To which is added, a letter from Captain Duncan, containing a decisive refutation of several unfounded assertions of Mr. Meares, and a final reply to his answer
1791
Key to Elements of algebra, designed for the use of Canadian grammar and common schools, containing full solutions to nearly all the problems together with numberous explanatory remarks
Key to Elements of algebra, designed for the use of Canadian grammar and common schools, containing full solutions to nearly all the problems together with numberous explanatory remarks
1866