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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... voyage with a brigade of the North West ompany . He has left a diary of that voyage written in the usual se language of the communiqué , and he has also recorded , th the distances distinctly stated , the nature of each of the irty ...
... voyage with a brigade of the North West ompany . He has left a diary of that voyage written in the usual se language of the communiqué , and he has also recorded , th the distances distinctly stated , the nature of each of the irty ...
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... voyage down the Mackenzie began , and it us longer to reach the Wells from Wrigley Harbour with our barges than it would take a modern liner to reach Southamp- com New York . Hour after hour , day after day , night after we passed down ...
... voyage down the Mackenzie began , and it us longer to reach the Wells from Wrigley Harbour with our barges than it would take a modern liner to reach Southamp- com New York . Hour after hour , day after day , night after we passed down ...
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... voyage . " They got through . On the northern end of Hell's Gate they found their abandoned canoes intact , and those amazing men dragged and paddled them north the way they had come . They reached Fort George in thirty - four days ...
... voyage . " They got through . On the northern end of Hell's Gate they found their abandoned canoes intact , and those amazing men dragged and paddled them north the way they had come . They reached Fort George in thirty - four days ...
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The Canadian River Systems | 3 |
Interlude | 30 |
The St Lawrence | 36 |
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