An edition of The prairie province (1876)

The prairie province

sketches of travel from Lake Ontario to Lake Winnipeg, and an account of the geographical position, climate, civil institutions, inhabitants, productions and resources of the Red River Valley

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The prairie province
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An edition of The prairie province (1876)

The prairie province

sketches of travel from Lake Ontario to Lake Winnipeg, and an account of the geographical position, climate, civil institutions, inhabitants, productions and resources of the Red River Valley

Canadian copyright ed. --

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Publisher
Belford Bros.
Language
English
Pages
259

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Previews available in: English

Subjects
Description and travel, Descriptions et voyages
Places
Manitoba, Red River of the North, Ontario

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Cover of: The prairie province
The prairie province: sketches of travel from Lake Ontario to Lake Winnipeg, and an account of the geographical position, climate, civil institutions, inhabitants, productions and resources of the Red River Valley; with map of Manitoba and part of the North-West Territory and District of Kewatin, plan of Winnipeg, and of the Dawson route, view of Fort Garry, and other illustrations
1982, Belford
Microform in English - Canadian copyright ed.
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Cover of: The prairie province
The prairie province: sketches of travel from Lake Ontario to Lake Winnipeg, and an account of the geographical position, climate, civil institutions, inhabitants, productions and resources of the Red River Valley
1876, Belford Bros.
in English - Canadian copyright ed. --
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Cover of: The prairie province
The prairie province: sketches of travel from Lake Ontario to Lake Winnipeg, and an account of the geographical position, climate, civil institutions, inhabitants, productions and resources of the Red River Valley; with a map of Manitoba and part of the North-West territory and the District of Kewatin, plan of Winnipeg, and of the Dawson route, view of Fort Garry, and other illustrations.
1876, Belford
in English - Canadian copyright ed. --
Cover of: The prairie province
The prairie province: sketches of travel from Lake Ontario to Lake Winnipeg, and an account of the geographical position, climate, civil institutions, inhabitants, productions and resources of the Red River Valley; with map of Manitoba and part of the North-West Territory and District of Kewatin, plan of Winnipeg, and of the Dawson route, view of Fort Garry, and other illustrations
1876, Belford
Microform - Canadian copyright ed.
Libraries near you: WorldCat
Cover of: The prairie province
The prairie province: sketches of travel from Lake Ontario to Lake Winnipeg, and an account of the geographical position, climate, civil institutions, inhabitants, productions and resources of the Red Valley.
1876, Belford brothers
in English
Libraries near you: WorldCat

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Error in paging: nos. 121-124 omitted.

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vii, 259 p., plates :
Number of pages
259

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OL14353157M

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