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... called ' The Transvaal from Within , ' by Mr. Fitzpatrick , who was a denizen of the Transvaal , and much inter- ested in its progress . " - The Spectator . C. W. COATES , Montreal . - TORONTO , ONT , S. F. HUESTIS , Halifax . 39 DE ...
... called ' The Transvaal from Within , ' by Mr. Fitzpatrick , who was a denizen of the Transvaal , and much inter- ested in its progress . " - The Spectator . C. W. COATES , Montreal . - TORONTO , ONT , S. F. HUESTIS , Halifax . 39 DE ...
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... called , the title and authority be- ing given to the first skipper that entered harbour to begin the sea- son's work . What sort of law and order the uncouth " admirals " kept may easily be imagined . They persecuted the poor settlers ...
... called , the title and authority be- ing given to the first skipper that entered harbour to begin the sea- son's work . What sort of law and order the uncouth " admirals " kept may easily be imagined . They persecuted the poor settlers ...
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... of dollars . The seal fishery , as it is called , is , after the cod fishery , the most important of the industries of Newfoundland . The seal , of course , is not a isa itt is a warm Britain's Most Ancient Colony . 13.
... of dollars . The seal fishery , as it is called , is , after the cod fishery , the most important of the industries of Newfoundland . The seal , of course , is not a isa itt is a warm Britain's Most Ancient Colony . 13.
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... called a portage strap , " is placed round the fore- head , the end of which strap , pass- ing over the shoulders , support the pieces . When fully loaded , the voyageur stands with his body bent forward , and with one hand steady- 66 A ...
... called a portage strap , " is placed round the fore- head , the end of which strap , pass- ing over the shoulders , support the pieces . When fully loaded , the voyageur stands with his body bent forward , and with one hand steady- 66 A ...
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... called in summer , loads his animals with the provisions and supplies , carry- ing them first up the waggon road , and then up the mountain trail , direct to the claim . The ore from last season is carried back to town . The force now ...
... called in summer , loads his animals with the provisions and supplies , carry- ing them first up the waggon road , and then up the mountain trail , direct to the claim . The ore from last season is carried back to town . The force now ...
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