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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... town of Breckenridge , the Red River proper begins . In the United States they call it the Red River of the North to distinguish it from the larger Red River which joins the Missis- sippi in Louisiana . towns hard vian , Teuto attend ...
... town of Breckenridge , the Red River proper begins . In the United States they call it the Red River of the North to distinguish it from the larger Red River which joins the Missis- sippi in Louisiana . towns hard vian , Teuto attend ...
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... towns along the Black Canyon and up tributaries like the Thompson , the Lillooet and the Quesnel , but some of these towns are ghosts today and the decend- ants of the men who once thronged and brawled in them live elsewhere . It took ...
... towns along the Black Canyon and up tributaries like the Thompson , the Lillooet and the Quesnel , but some of these towns are ghosts today and the decend- ants of the men who once thronged and brawled in them live elsewhere . It took ...
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... towns , neighbourly villages and plain people living with nature at their doors and not much troubled by ambition . Most of the intensely ambitious Maritimers emigrate ; most of those who remain regard the living of a good life as more ...
... towns , neighbourly villages and plain people living with nature at their doors and not much troubled by ambition . Most of the intensely ambitious Maritimers emigrate ; most of those who remain regard the living of a good life as more ...
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The Canadian River Systems | 3 |
Interlude | 30 |
The St Lawrence | 36 |
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