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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... become the greatest inland traffic avenue the world has ever known . Were it not for the rapids it would have been too good to be true , for nowhere else has nature made travel and transport easier for rest- less man . The lower St ...
... become the greatest inland traffic avenue the world has ever known . Were it not for the rapids it would have been too good to be true , for nowhere else has nature made travel and transport easier for rest- less man . The lower St ...
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... become angry with them ? But complex this man is in a sense so profound it can almost be called instinctual . Not even if he wished , could he afford to be whole - heartedly one thing or the other . To take both cash and credit - among ...
... become angry with them ? But complex this man is in a sense so profound it can almost be called instinctual . Not even if he wished , could he afford to be whole - heartedly one thing or the other . To take both cash and credit - among ...
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... become a famous luxury hotel . The lumbermen in the forests eat as well as eighteenth - century gentry , and Ottawa has become the most sedate city in the land . All has changed , apparently , except the old habit of taking the Ottawa ...
... become a famous luxury hotel . The lumbermen in the forests eat as well as eighteenth - century gentry , and Ottawa has become the most sedate city in the land . All has changed , apparently , except the old habit of taking the Ottawa ...
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The Rivers that made a Nation | 6 |
Interlude | 31 |
The Ottawa | 70 |
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