The Rivers of Canada: The Mackenzie, the St. Lawrence, the Ottawa, the Red, the Saskatchewan, the Fraser, the St. JohnScribner, 1962 - 170 páginas |
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... Fraser, the St. John Hugh MacLennan. Fraser River is that of a nightmare . This is the savagest of all the major rivers of America . It is probably the savagest in the world . The Fraser is a mountain system , and though the area of its ...
... Fraser, the St. John Hugh MacLennan. Fraser River is that of a nightmare . This is the savagest of all the major rivers of America . It is probably the savagest in the world . The Fraser is a mountain system , and though the area of its ...
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... Fraser, the St. John Hugh MacLennan. does it seem to belong where it is . Yet it is there , and after you have spent several days beside it , the Fraser intrudes into yourself also , and you are apt to see it in your sleep . The Fraser ...
... Fraser, the St. John Hugh MacLennan. does it seem to belong where it is . Yet it is there , and after you have spent several days beside it , the Fraser intrudes into yourself also , and you are apt to see it in your sleep . The Fraser ...
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... Fraser, the St. John Hugh MacLennan. But the Fraser gold had two by - products of infinite importance to British Columbia . The river in the end carried thousands of disappointed miners down to the estuary where they were de- posited ...
... Fraser, the St. John Hugh MacLennan. But the Fraser gold had two by - products of infinite importance to British Columbia . The river in the end carried thousands of disappointed miners down to the estuary where they were de- posited ...
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The Rivers that made a Nation | 6 |
Interlude | 31 |
The Ottawa | 70 |
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