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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... Lawrence that led the explorers to all of them . It was to the St. Lawrence that they returned with their furs and the news of their discoveries . It was into the St. Lawrence that the men and the supplies were brought , over it that ...
... Lawrence that led the explorers to all of them . It was to the St. Lawrence that they returned with their furs and the news of their discoveries . It was into the St. Lawrence that the men and the supplies were brought , over it that ...
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... Lawrence from the very inning . acques Cartier seems to have been as practical a mariner as r sailed from a Brittany ... Lawrence was the thwest Passage ? What importance he attached to the wild pes he found in abundance on the Ile d ...
... Lawrence from the very inning . acques Cartier seems to have been as practical a mariner as r sailed from a Brittany ... Lawrence was the thwest Passage ? What importance he attached to the wild pes he found in abundance on the Ile d ...
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... Lawrence took its place . But it's a river full of character . It's most unusual , you know . And it's much senior to the St. Lawrence . But then , I suppose you've found that out for yourself . " It so happened that I had found it out ...
... Lawrence took its place . But it's a river full of character . It's most unusual , you know . And it's much senior to the St. Lawrence . But then , I suppose you've found that out for yourself . " It so happened that I had found it out ...
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The Canadian River Systems | 3 |
Interlude | 30 |
The St Lawrence | 36 |
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