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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... nearly all of their general spects . The glaciers have affected the terrains of nearly all of hem , with the result that some of the largest flow through coun- y almost devoid of habitation . The most common trees along heir banks are ...
... nearly all of their general spects . The glaciers have affected the terrains of nearly all of hem , with the result that some of the largest flow through coun- y almost devoid of habitation . The most common trees along heir banks are ...
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... nearly all of its citizens were soldiers . ounded in 1749 , was originally intended as a naval and ase and only developed into a true city after the Ameri- ution . As for Montreal , up to the end of the Napoleonic en its population was ...
... nearly all of its citizens were soldiers . ounded in 1749 , was originally intended as a naval and ase and only developed into a true city after the Ameri- ution . As for Montreal , up to the end of the Napoleonic en its population was ...
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... nearly two thousand miles away from any organized community . When he went to school he had to go all the way to Winnipeg , a distance of eighteen hundred miles , and he did so by canoe , York boat , Red River cart and his own feet ...
... nearly two thousand miles away from any organized community . When he went to school he had to go all the way to Winnipeg , a distance of eighteen hundred miles , and he did so by canoe , York boat , Red River cart and his own feet ...
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The Canadian River Systems | 3 |
Interlude | 30 |
The St Lawrence | 36 |
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