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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... past – and the over - worked word is really too weak to describe it is virtually unknown save to a small body of professional historians . - - I owe them much , yet it embarrasses me to acknowledge so late a debt to Harold Innis ...
... past – and the over - worked word is really too weak to describe it is virtually unknown save to a small body of professional historians . - - I owe them much , yet it embarrasses me to acknowledge so late a debt to Harold Innis ...
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... past Prince Albert , at the Forks , the North Branch finally meets its great partner from the south . Then the united Saskat- chewan flows through the wilderness into Manitoba , past The Pas into Cedar Lake . Here through the ages it ...
... past Prince Albert , at the Forks , the North Branch finally meets its great partner from the south . Then the united Saskat- chewan flows through the wilderness into Manitoba , past The Pas into Cedar Lake . Here through the ages it ...
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... Past Yale , past Spuzzum and Boston Bar , up through Lytton to Lillooet that curving highway took us , sometimes through little tunnels in the cliff itself , once or twice around a narrow bend with an unguarded edge and a drop thousands ...
... Past Yale , past Spuzzum and Boston Bar , up through Lytton to Lillooet that curving highway took us , sometimes through little tunnels in the cliff itself , once or twice around a narrow bend with an unguarded edge and a drop thousands ...
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The Canadian River Systems | 3 |
Interlude | 30 |
The St Lawrence | 36 |
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